Note that in the UK, for example, vinyl is perceived to be popular and is touted as such in the press, but only represents 2% of music consumption. Streaming outstrips it by a long shot.
That's because no one is looking for one source to do everything but rather adding sources to what they have. It's called options and what one might enjoy having and using. I don't have a tuner in my system any more, but I listen to the radio in the car and at work. At work I also listen to pandora, iPods and CDs. At home I listen off the computer files, youtube, CDs and records.
Most the time when I slow down enough to really sit relax and listen it's records that are being played. 98% of the money I spend on music is for records, see that's options, and the industry sees it to. The all important money in the equation will go for records, I don't need to spend any money on digital, it's available everywhere.