The car dashboard is being transformed and it’s taking AM-FM radio with it.
Just as it did newspapers and broadcast television, the Internet revolution is roiling the local broadcast landscape that has long held a monopoly on the car radio.
WE’VE BEEN TELLING YOU THIS FOR FIVE YEARS: Internet car radio poses bigger threat for local AM-FM
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i don’t care. i still want the choice to listen to radio if i want to. i use mostly digital music files now in the car but i still want a CD player just in case i want to listen to a CD. what’s so bad about having more choice? car companies will probably try to charge you extra in the future if you want radio reception in your audio package, not unlike how they charge now for a cig lighter and an ashtray.