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EP 47 24:30

Could Radio Make a Comeback by Learning from Vinyl and CDs?

Radio & Broadcasting

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The conversation explores the resurgence of physical media, particularly vinyl, CDs, and cassettes, and discusses the growing consumer preference for ownership over subscription models. It highlights the unique position of radio in the media landscape and suggests that radio can learn from the revival of physical media to enhance its relevance.

Takeaways

Physical media is making a comebackConsumers prefer ownership over subscriptions

Chapters

00:00 The Resurgence of Physical Media02:06 The Appeal of Ownership10:09 Consumer Frustration with Subscriptions15:45 The Shift in Digital Ownership19:45 Radio’s Unique Position in Media23:34 The Future of Radio and Physical Media

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