Many more recent cars now link smartphones to car via Apple/Android. This is likely to be increasingly the case as sat nav, phone connectivity, etc becomes the norm.
Radio will use up some data allowance - but data via the internet is getting ever cheaper.
To carry on with terrestrial and internet broadcasts adds cost. They are both ways of getting data from broadcaster to watcher/listener. At some point, one will prevail and the other die.
As internet is far more versatile a means of communicating (it allows interaction and links etc), I think terrestrial will ultimately die. The only question is when?
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BBC cuts new
BBC cuts new
