NPR: Super-Duper Rob Paterson Finds Radio's Future

Super-Duper Rob Paterson Finds Radio's Future

Rob Paterson, aka @robpatrob, checks in from Canada

Way up in Prince Edward Island, Canada, Rob Paterson streams our show. Now he's given us an idea for making it better. And he blogs about us (blush) in a post titled "Future of Radio -- Bryant Park -- Twitter -- My Diner in the Morning." Specifically, Paterson's on about our Twitter feed:

From my part it introduces the many to many while the one to many is still going. This I think is the future of Radio and TV. To wrap the Program with a society.

We had Rob Paterson on the show today. Love him. And come join our Twitter feed. While you're at it, join each other's.

Laura Conaway

9:05 AM ET | 01-16-2008 | permalink

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