Many years ago, if there was a song you wanted to hear, you either had to go out and buy it on vinyl (and then cassette, and then CD), or you had to turn on the radio and hope for the best. In the past decade or so, things have changed dramatically, and now any song can be found online in seconds, and from there the consumer can either buy it on iTunes, watch the video associated with it (should there be one) on YouTube, or stream it on services like Spotify or Apple Music. One would assume that with so many options for accessing music, radio would be having a hard time keeping up, but the truth is that it’s doing just fine.

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