This is due to radio's weak web site promotion, poorly designed sites, and its inability to understand how a user uses' the Internet. To properly integrate the Internet into any station's marketing program, a station web site must offer listeners more than many owners are willing to pay for. It must be dynamic. So did many other sites with 'affiliate' programs. I don't think so.
Radio is a great new way to listen to audio on the Internet.
Radio lets you listen to music programming whenever you are at your computer. You can listen to any of the types of music listed below. So, in the end, the radio industry has built a business that's been bought by another business that's competing with radio. As suggested at the beginning, I think we've just been hoodwinked. To broaden our voice, feel free to offer opinion .