By Lydia Corbin
As we enter a digitized world, many previous media forms are being ditched for online platforms instead. With the rise of online streaming platforms, will we see a decline in commercial and local broadcast media?
According to pewresearch.org, weekly terrestrial radio listernership has decreased 10% since 2009. This poses a huge threat to both commerical and local radio stations and their ability to stay relevant amidst a new digital world.
Located in the heart of St. Augustine lies Flagler College’s radio station, WFCF, which is a non-commercial, educational radio station staffed by community volunteers and students in the Flagler College Communication Department..
Flagler College’s radio station first aired on Nov. 1, 1993, and the station most recently celebrated its 30th anniversary.
Dan McCook is the WFCF station manager and Communications and…
