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Category Archives: Internet radio
2011: The year radio entered the cloud
It only makes sense, really, that a medium often referred to as the aether should now be associated with the cloud. For those who haven’t been paying attention to the interwebs for the last couple of years, the cloud refers … finish reading 2011: The year radio entered the cloud
Posted in Internet radio, mobile radio, music sharing
Tagged Amazon, cloud, Cloud Player, Google Music, iCloud, Rdio, Spotify, Turntable.fm
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FCC: Internet doesn’t count for local radio ownership rules (but should it?)
Despite heavy lobbying from Clear Channel and its allies, the Federal Communications Commission proposes retaining its current ownership rules for commercial AM and FM radio stations. Here is a quick refresher course on the local radio rules. They allow any … finish reading FCC: Internet doesn’t count for local radio ownership rules (but should it?)
Posted in commercial radio, FCC, Internet radio
Tagged Arbitron, Clear Channel, Edison Research, FCC, Pandora
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Spotify, Pandora, Rdio, Aupeo! or MOG: Which subscription internet radio service sounds the best?
I am bit of a stickler for audio quality and fidelity, as readers of my holiday gift guide and recent review of iHeartRadio may have sussed out. I’m reticent to call myself an audiophile because I’m not in pursuit of … finish reading Spotify, Pandora, Rdio, Aupeo! or MOG: Which subscription internet radio service sounds the best?
Posted in Internet radio, mobile, music, Uncategorized
Tagged audiophile, Aupeo!, fidelity, High Fidelity, Inner Fidelity, MOG, Pandora, Rdio, review, sound quality, Spotfiy
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Spotify Radio redo is part of new app
Spotify‘s radio feature has so far seemed like an afterthought. Ostensibly it was based on the same idea as Pandora–you pick an artist and then Spotify picks songs by other artists that are similar. In my tests of the feature … finish reading Spotify Radio redo is part of new app
Posted in Internet radio, mobile, music
Tagged app, Internet radio, Last.fm, Pandora, Spotify
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2011: the year that Internet radio went social
2011 was supposed to be the Pandora Takeoff Moment—the year that Pandora went public and solidified its absolute, total dominance over Internet radio and music streaming. And coming out of the starting gate in February, it sure looked like that … finish reading 2011: the year that Internet radio went social
Posted in Internet radio, social networking
Tagged iHeartRadio, Pandora, Spotify, Turntable.fm
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Cadillac becomes the first US auto manufacturer to include HD Radio technology…but will anyone listen?
On the heels of recent announcements from both Hyundai and Mazda, each stating they would expand HD Radio in select car models in 2012 and 2013, Cadillac said today they will become the first US car manufacturer to include HD … finish reading Cadillac becomes the first US auto manufacturer to include HD Radio technology…but will anyone listen?
Posted in cars, commercial radio, HD Radio, Internet radio
Tagged Cadillac, CUE, Hyundai, Mazda, Pandora, Pittsburgh Penguins, RIFF2, WPBZ, WRIF, WXDX
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Party Bus! More tt.fm music festivals on the way
Guess I’m going to be in charge of announcing Turntable.fm music festivals from now on. Don’t forget that tomorrow night (Wednesday), the mashupfm folks are launching the world’s first online “Mashtival“. Now here’s more news. On Thursday December 8, Party … finish reading Party Bus! More tt.fm music festivals on the way
Turntable.fm mashup fans launch first online “Mashtival”
My favorite mashup mavens over at Turntable.fm say that they are hosting “what could be TT’s, and possibly the internet’s, first online Music ‘festival’.” A “Mashtival”—they’re calling it. December 7, 8 pm EST is the time. It will take place … finish reading Turntable.fm mashup fans launch first online “Mashtival”
Clear Channel ups the ante with 3 more months of commercial-free iHeartRadio custom stations
Clear Channel may have been too focused on scarfing up stations in the early 2000s to construct anything resembling an internet strategy, but the company has been making up for lost time with its iHeartRadio service. When it went live … finish reading Clear Channel ups the ante with 3 more months of commercial-free iHeartRadio custom stations
Posted in commercial radio, consolidation, Internet radio, mobile radio
Tagged bitrate, Clear Channel, fidelity, HDRadio, iHeartRadio, Last.fm, MP3, Pandora, Rdio, Spotify
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Myxer Social Radio—First Impressions
I’m in the “Occupy Indie” room listening to a song from Bon Iver as I write this article about Myxer Social Radio, which launched a few weeks ago. Like other online radio applications, it is being offered in both a … finish reading Myxer Social Radio—First Impressions
Posted in Internet radio, social networking
Tagged Myxer radio, Pandora, privacy, Turntable.fm
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