What an out of touch take.
“Me, being successful in my 40s and living in a city with 2 teslas don’t listen to AM or FM radio, so those technologies are dead and should be abandoned”
“Me, being successful in my 40s and living in a city with 2 teslas don’t listen to AM or FM radio, so those technologies are dead and should be abandoned”
Not being popular isn’t a reason to declare something as dead or useless.
Tho none of that is a reason to force auto makers to include AM radio.
Spectrum is a finite, shared resource. Especially these lower frequency bands.
The commenter with the teslas was saying that AM is dead and FM is nearly dead.
There is little debate that radio is declining. To me, it more interesting how it is changing: the audience, the programming, the impact. Whether (and when) radio might completely "die" is a prediction that requires some kind of clarification about the details.