Earlier this summer, I wrote a post titled “Analog August,” predicting an AI pushback and a corresponding rennaissance for the simper – analog – things in life. Less than two months after I wrote it, we wrap up this week with more evidence of analog’s increasing “trendiness,” counter-intuitive to the way technology seems to be moving at breakeneck speed. And the epicenter of it all is today’s teens – those presumably least likely to listen to an analog radio station. Or are they?
