considering that the people of the United States own the broadcasting frequencies that exist and pass through their bodies, properties, and airspace, it sucks that the government has allowed just a few amount of corporations to dominate terrestrial radio to the point citizens have to pay for the variety they deserve by purchasing satellite radio.
That being said, satellite is way better than terrestrial ever was.
20 years is a long time so you should be right.
I do remember when Stern went to Sirius, people thought it was going to be over for terrestrial in 10 years and look where we are now. Sometimes these things take awhile, especially for car fleets to change over.
Also remember people thinking the stock was going to explode when he went there too. There were people calling up his radio station the day of the announcement like "Howard you made me rich man!!!!" because they bought the stock, but it's been up and down.
I do remember when Stern went to Sirius, people thought it was going to be over for terrestrial in 10 years and look where we are now. Sometimes these things take awhile, especially for car fleets to change over.
Also remember people thinking the stock was going to explode when he went there too. There were people calling up his radio station the day of the announcement like "Howard you made me rich man!!!!" because they bought the stock, but it's been up and down.
would think that internet will be everywhere by then and cars will all be connected so good chance IMO that all the radio type stuff will just be streaming and that companies can skip the whole space/satellite thing? 20 years is a ton of time in terms of tech development these days.....we could all be so far off when 5team bumps this bad boy in 2036!
