Над этим же вопрос поинтересовался

Над этим же вопрос поинтересовался другой интернет-сайт "Новый Репортер". Они задали этот вопрос президенту фонда независимого радиовещания России Андрею Аллахвердовому. Он ответил:"Разговорное радио, конечно, никуда не уйдет. Оно будет, во-первых, более свободным, потому что в интернете. Во-вторых, изменится направленность. Представьте себе: у вас своя собственная станция в небольшом сибирском городе (не сетевая, не государственная), и вы попадаете в мультиплекс, который разносит ваш сигнал по всей стране. Наверное, это как-то должно отразиться на контенте. То, о чем вы будете говорить, как вы будете говорить. Скорее всего, все изменится, но как? Никто не знает.

Результаты (английский) 1:

On this same question asked about another website "New reporter". They asked the President to fund an independent radio of Russia Andrei Allahverdovomu. He replied: "talk radio, of course, will go nowhere. It will be, firstly, more free, because on the Internet. Secondly, changes direction. Imagine: you've got its own station in a small Siberian city (not the network, not the State), and you find yourself in a multiplex that carries your signal across the country. Perhaps this is somehow supposed to affect content. What you will say, how are you going to talk. Most likely, everything will change, but how? Nobody knows.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Over this same question I asked another website "New Reporter". They asked this question to the President Foundation for Independent Radio Broadcasting Russian Andrei Allakhverdova. He said, "talk radio, of course, will not go anywhere. It will be, firstly, more free, because on the Internet. Second, change direction. Imagine you have your own station in a small Siberian town (not network not state), and you find yourself in a multiplex, which carries your signal across the country. Maybe it has something to be reflected in the content. So, what will you say, as you say. Rather, things will change, but how? Nobody knows.

Результаты (английский) 3:

on this same question asked another internet site, "a reporter". they asked that question the president of foundation for independent radio broadcasting in russia to the аллахвердовому. he said: "talk radio, of coursenot going anywhere. it is, first of all, more free, because in the internet. secondly, to change direction. imagine: you have your own station in a small siberian town (not the networknot a state), and you get into a multiplex, which spreads the signal across the country. it must be something must affect the content. then, what are you going to talk about how you will speak. probablyeverything would change, but how? no one knows.