Addendum

Naturally they'll still have radio. Nobody will know anyone who listens to it, but somehow they'll still have it.

Microsoft News

Now that videogames are dead, can literature thrive again? Or is this the new age of genre radio? Here's the newest thing: A news podcast that presents news reports about a fictional universe all written by AI and lightly edited by someone who has a vague grasp of the continuity.

Ephemeral Technology

Isn't it strange that television, a younger medium than movies or radio, to say nothing of literature, is almost dead already? It had close to a single human lifespan. Who would have predicted that in the 60s without saying something about holograms? Those don't seem as popular as they used to be.

On Urban Fantasy Adaptations

They should be radio shows. An hour per episode, twice per week, most of them two-parters. Desired advertisers: antacids, boxed wine, vacuum cleaners.

Industry Q&A

Q. Why aren't more fantasy and scifi series adapted into radio plays?
A. What's a radio?

Change of Venue

Now that games are dead, what's the next way to distribute fantasy and science fiction? Radio? Pamphlets? MO disks? Radio? A guy with a beard standing in the middle of the street shouting about wizards?