TMV Video Interview – Jeff Smith, Head of Music – BBC Radio 2 & 6 Music
By Jakomi Mathews on Oct 06, 2009 with Comments 1
Jeff clearly states that streaming services like spotify are not Radio and should not be compared to traditional radio. He also states that digital recommendation applications like last.fm are not the same as presenters/DJs on traditional radio. He even states that when these digital businesses figure that out there businesses will grow.
The Music Void – Jeff Smith on MUZU.
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good view of the role of radio. especially liked the reminder that radio is more personal and interactive than a streaming only service