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Radio is the latest industry to come under attack by the Internet.
Commercially, the winners and losers remain to be seen. But consumers are already on top. Though the rhetoric was designed to pump up the troops, who came from 6,700 local radio and TV stations nationwide, the sense of concern was evident. As it should be. Compared with most industries, broadcasters have always conducted business in a rather protected climate.