If you live north of the U.S.-Canada border, don’t throw out your radios and broadcast TV sets quite yet. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC, Canada’s public radio/TV broadcaster), said last month that over-the-air radio and TV transmissions will continue “until adequate high-speed internet is available to all Canadians,” according to a report posted on CBC.ca. We are not abandoning anyone who’s watching on traditional television or listening on traditional radio,” Tait said. “Imagine a world that is internet-only, where broadcast TV and radio are being switched off and choice is infinite,” he said then. In such a world, broadcast radio/TV has no relevance.
