iHeartRadio ruined everything that was even decent about radio. : r . . . Yeah, radio sucks nowadays and iHeartRadio is the main reason why A big problem is they own most of the stations, so they all get the crappy snydicated feed The logic is that people tune in for much shorter periods of time now than they once did Most people in their homes or workplaces no longer listen to FM, so they play the same 40 songs because people are most likely to hear something
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Who is iHeartRadio and why are they taking over all of my . . . - Reddit iHeartRadio is in fact a streaming radio music app, kind of a mashup between Pandora, and traditional internet radio iHeartMedia (the parent company) is a quasi-new conglomerate buying up radio stations all over the US, which is why you hear their advertising all over the place
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Is iHeartRadio destroying what made radio music good? I remember using iHeartRadio's radio streaming app back in 2012 and have watched it grown to become the United Nations' mainstream equivalent for radio industry I guess my opinion on them is neutral As for your question, I don't think iHeart is responsible for that Radio has always been the same: pushing the same 10 songs on KiisFM Either that or our music taste is just indifferent Truth
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