Michael Robertson bets on talk-radio cataclysm
Talk radio is careening toward a technology revolution and tech entrepreneur Michael Robertson may be the man to lead it.
Six months after launching Dar.fm, billed as a TiVo for radio, Robertson's startup has expanded the number of stations it offers listeners access to from 100 to 5,000. The company enables subscribers to record, in a way similar to TV DVRs, from among more than 20,000 radio shows, including Rush Limbaugh, and NPR's Fresh Air and Car Talk. The service then streams or downloads the shows to PCs, mobile phones, or set-top boxes.
Robertson has … Read more