If I like rock, but I don't work in a warehouse, obviously I'm not going to be listening to active rock radio these days. Over the course of what I'd guess was 20 years maybe, well, I'm not an expert on exactly when "Active Rock" became a format. I'm guessing that prior to "Alternative Rock" which c...

Vertical integration Radio station groups as local music groups 360 deals with bands Who knows how long the expensive airwaves will be popular, people will still listen to live music A radio station owned label can get their songs on the radio better than a major label. You have the radio stations i...

You listen to the radio INSIDE THE HOUSE? To an ACTIVE ROCK station? There's your problem right there. With a little tiny bit of research you can find music that rocks exactly the way you want it to. And you can download it, and play it on a telephone of all things, as well as many other devices. Ro...

I'm glad radio is dying, it deserves to. Its death is self-inflicted, here's hoping listenership continues to plummet to record breaking lows that relegate mainstream radio to complete irrelevancy. Bitter much? Radio will be fine when it finds it's way back to it's purpose. Communicating locally ab...