I wasn't really talking about "replacing 1:1 now". The point is radio is about to die the same way broadcast TV is about to die. (The radio and TV stations may

I wasn't really talking about "replacing 1:1 now". The point is radio is about to die the same way broadcast TV is about to die. (The radio and TV stations may do just fine, you can listen/watch shows from them online too...it is just not being able to hit the pause button that will seem queer in some years). Perhaps it may take as long as 10 more years, but we could have kept FM alive just fine for that long. This just accelerates the process. I sure hope the DAB investment was meant for a lot longer than 10 years.