Old, boring radio remains strong—but this app wants to change that
 

Old, boring radio remains strong—but this app wants to change that
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The radio, an invention that first started entertaining and informing the public nearly a century ago, has proven a surprisingly difficult institution to upend — even for the internet.*

That doesn't mean people aren't trying.*

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On Monday, 60dB launched a refreshed version of an app that its founders believe can start putting a dent in radio. It's meant to work like radio — turn it on and just listen — but with a degree of personalization and a library of short-form content that the app's founders believe can pull listeners away from the airwaves. Read more...

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