The Role of Radio in Modern Society
With the development and flexible transformation, radio has brought its advantages into play, serving the needs of different groups of audience. Science and technology have allowed radio transmissions on different platforms. Radio has transformed from monologue to dialogue and interaction. Radio in the 21st century is very powerful with specific roles in the society.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 1 (2020).
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