There is an issue about the future of radio. Some Internet followers claim that radio will vanish in the future owing to the popularity of the web. This essay disagrees with their viewpoint.
Let us start with reasons why some internet supporters state radio will disappear in the future because of the Internet. The first reason is that people can read the news and listen to music on the Internet. People can find either any news or piece of music on the web, so it is unnecessary for them both to turn on radio and to wait for news time between music breaks. Another reason is that radio stations also broadcast their programs digitally online. People do not have to abandon their favorite radio channels, because they can listen to them online. Furthermore, radio signals are unavailable in remote areas. Radio listeners usually cannot enjoy radio in the countryside, since radio signals weaken through both hills and mountains, but with the help of the satellite connection, they are always connected to the web.
However, some radio followers believe that radio will remain for a long time. They justify their opinion with the following arguments. Firstly, radio is both free and widespread. In contrast to the web, radio listeners do not have to pay for the Internet to listen to the radio, because radio receivers, which are present in nearly every modern device, can accept pervasive radio waves. Secondly, radio programs are usually transmitted live. Most people usually find radio more interesting to listen to, since it casts the news as well as different entertaining programs in real time. Moreover, radio is relevant to a particular region. On the Internet, it is difficult for news seekers to find information about their region, but radio channels can supply them with it, because they usually focus on events in their hometown.
In conclusion, although some online promoters argue that the Internet can cause the death of radio, I think that this sort of information and entertainment will stay unaffected, as long as it is free and amusing. 
There is an issue about the future of  
radio
.  
Some
 Internet followers claim that  
radio
 will vanish in the future owing to the popularity of the web. This essay disagrees with their viewpoint. 
Let
 us  
start
 with reasons why  
some
 internet supporters state  
radio
 will disappear in the future  
because
 of the Internet. The  
first
 reason is that  
people
 can read the  
news
 and  
listen
 to music on the Internet.  
People
 can find either any  
news
 or piece of music on the web,  
so
 it is unnecessary for them both to turn on  
radio
 and to wait for  
news
 time between music breaks. Another reason is that  
radio
 stations  
also
 broadcast their programs  
digitally
 online.  
People
 do not  
have to
 abandon their favorite  
radio
 channels,  
because
 they can  
listen
 to them online.  
Furthermore
,  
radio
 signals are unavailable in remote areas.  
Radio
 listeners  
usually
 cannot enjoy  
radio
 in the countryside, since  
radio
 signals weaken through both hills and mountains,  
but
 with the  
help
 of the satellite connection, they are always connected to the web. 
However
,  
some
  radio
 followers believe that  
radio
 will remain for a long time. They justify their opinion with the following arguments.  
Firstly
,  
radio
 is both free and widespread.  
In contrast
 to the web,  
radio
 listeners do not  
have to
 pay for the Internet to  
listen
 to the  
radio
,  
because
  radio
 receivers, which are present in  
nearly
 every modern device, can accept pervasive  
radio
 waves.  
Secondly
,  
radio
 programs are  
usually
 transmitted  
live
. Most  
people
  usually
 find  
radio
 more interesting to  
listen
 to, since it casts the  
news
  as well
 as  
different
 entertaining programs in real time.  
Moreover
,  
radio
 is relevant to a particular region. On the Internet, it is difficult for  
news
 seekers to find information about their region,  
but
  radio
 channels can supply them with it,  
because
 they  
usually
 focus on  
events
 in their hometown. 
In conclusion
, although  
some
 online promoters argue that the Internet can cause the death of  
radio
, I  
think
 that this sort of information and entertainment will stay unaffected, as long as it is free and amusing.