Download the FREE Internet Radio Browser plug-in from EndicoSoft.com and listen to music while navigating
Internet Radio is the coolest radio Add-on for Internet Explorer 6 or 7 that enables you to listen to thousands of radio stations from around the world while browsing the Internet. All you need is your PC and no extra hardware. You can listen to your favorite Radio stations without having to open many browsers or even search for Radio channels. Internet radio uses the latest streaming technology tools to bring high quality audio directly to our customers. The installation process is one of the easiest available. Once you download the Software and install it by following the screen instructions, A icon will be shown on your Internet Explorer browser. When browsing the net, click on the Radio icon on the toolbar and 'Internet Radio' will start and stay at the top of the browser screen. Select the country and channel you want and customise the colors and interface. On the right-hand side of the interface, you will see a button called "Hide / Show" as in the picture above. Use that to hide and show the radio.
Category: Free Internet Radio
Howstuffworks "How Satellite Radio Works"
Now, imagine a radio station that can broadcast its signal from more than 22,000 miles (35,000 kilometers) away and then come through on your car radio with complete clarity. You could drive from Tacoma, Wash., to Washington, D. C. , without ever having to change the radio station! Not only would you never hear static interfering with your favorite tunes, but the music would be interrupted by few or no commercials. XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio both launched such a service at the beginning of the 21st century. Satellite radio , also called digital radio , offers uninterrupted, near CD-quality music beamed to your radio from space. In February 2007, XM Radio and Sirius Radio announced that they planned to merge into a single satellite radio company. XM and Sirius are both in debt, and a merger could quickly solve that problem. The merger could also lead to lower prices and more programming choices for consumers. Some people are skeptical about the two companies joining, though, fearing a monopoly would only reduce competition, raise prices and affect consumers poorly.
Category: Satellite Radio
Sussex Amateur Radio Association
Our mission is the promotion and advancement of Amateur Radio within our county and surrounding areas. We meet on the third Wednesday of every month, normally at the Marvel Museum in Georgetown, DE. We occasionally meet at other locations within the county. All meeting locations are published here in advance. Looking for a hobby that will provide a lifetime of enjoyment? Have an interest in electronics and gadgets? Meet new friends around the world? Always had an interest in Ham Radio, but never knew how to go about it? Whether young or old, male or female, we can help you discover what it takes to become a ham... Just drop us an e-mail to get the ball rolling.
Category: Amateur Radio
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From Corey Deitz , Your Guide to Radio . FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Red Carpet Followup: Gary Busey Calls Ryan Seacrest "Innocent Champion of Honesty" Radio personality, Ryan Seacrest, had an interesting encounter at the Oscars with actor Gary Busey. According to eonline.com the KIIS-FM morning host "... gave Gary Busey a chance to defend the bizarro red carpet assault that left... Jennifer Garner and Laura Linney speechless last night." Among other things during the conversation, Busey referred to Seacrest as an "... innocent champion of honesty." See the video of Seacrest, Garner, Linney, and Busey at the Academy Awards and read some of the transcript from Busey's appearance on the Seacrest radio show. More: Profile of Ryan Seacrest Thursday February 28, 2008 | permalink | comments (0) Radio Video: The Crisco-Covered Human Bowling Ball Have a look at this radio stunt from 97.9x in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. New DJ, Chris, gets hazed by morning man, Jim Bone.
Category: Radio Broadcasting
