"Since radio’s inception, the industry has been threatened by a
number of competing technologies including: the 8-track tape,
cassette recorder, digital audio devices and perhaps most
prominently, television. The advent of broadcast television in
middle class America resulted in the only period of revenue loss
for terrestrial radio from 1951 to 1955 (Bachman, 2005). Radio
responded to television with new music driven programming
models. Later, technological advancements led to FM radio, which
caused internal disruption of the industry, but inevitably
resulted in the AM dial embracing talk radio, today’s most
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