Does Internet-based radio reduce serendipity?

Most of you probably assemble your own collections of music, listen to Pandora, YouTube, etc., as a way to access music. Do you think this limits serendipitous discoveries of new music? Why or why not? Also, this leads to another question. In the pre-Internet era people discovered music through radio. You think traditional terrestrial radio broadcasting is coming to an end? Why or why not?

Make sure you include a reference to at least one quality reference when responding to this prompt (quality references includes peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Chronicle of Higher Education, Economist, etc. (the trick is to avoid random web articles). Also, make sure you demonstrate an awareness and understanding of this week’s readings in your responses. Make sure that you include one such reference in any one of your 3 responses.
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