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Geek Culture / Internet radio?

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CapnBuzz
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Posted: 27th Feb 2011 03:10
Does anyone here listen to internet radio? If so, what services do you listen to?

I've been toying for years with starting a niche station for awhile on Live365, but am not sure if anyone is still listening...?
That Guy John
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Location: United States
Posted: 27th Feb 2011 03:37
One Stop.. SHOUTCAST

They have an API as well..
PrimalBeans
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Location: The sewer.... hunting alligatiors.
Posted: 27th Feb 2011 08:45
wow thats pretty cool... at least it doesnt suck like regular radio...lol.

Johnski
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Location: Norfolk, UK
Posted: 27th Feb 2011 13:20
I am a radio DJ with:

[href]http://radiothetfordonline.t83.net/ [/href]


Radio Thetford was launched in January 2010 after station founder Samuel Ball decided he wanted to give Thetford a new voice. After announcing plans on Facebook, the community was soon on-board with the idea.

On our launch day we were very highly published being featured on BBC Radio Norfolk news bulletins and a live interview, as well as articles in the Thetford and Brandon News, Bury Free Press and EDP. In February, a team of presenters took shape and have remained strong units within the station. We are forging relationships with local businesses and organizations and look to continue these.

Since our launch thousands of people have listened to our programs, and we are going on-wards and upwards to provide a voice for our town.

The Host Is Aware Of Your Presents

FOR THE LITTLE AFRO DUDE!
NST
AGK Bronze Backer
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Posted: 27th Feb 2011 16:23
Use it all the time, have 3 internet radios and umpteen computers in the house.

Of course, I listen to the BBC (and Radio Caroline, 'cos I am old).

French radio is pants. I reckon they only own 3 records between them.
PAGAN_old
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Posted: 27th Feb 2011 20:31
i use nexus radio program to listen to metal
the program is a huuge library of internet radio stations

dont hate people who rip you off,cheat and get away with it, learn from them
Phaelax
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Posted: 27th Feb 2011 22:08
I used to listen to XRM Radio (shoutcast station) all the time, but sadly they shut down a few weeks ago. Now its mostly Pandora until I find a good station.

"Only the educated are free" ~Epictetus
"Imagination is more important than knowledge..." ~Einstein
Master Man Of Justice
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Posted: 27th Feb 2011 22:32
Yah, i use pandora, i usually have my radio on my favorite station anyway so i leave it on in the background that way i can hear game sounds in my headset if im playing.

budokaiman
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Posted: 27th Feb 2011 23:18
Last.fm for me.


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Jeku
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Posted: 28th Feb 2011 20:00
I like Grooveshark, because I can save the songs I like into a playlist.


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Master Man Of Justice
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Posted: 28th Feb 2011 23:39
Thanks Jeku :3 GrooveShark now takes the place of pandoras bookmark.

El Goorf
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Location: Uni: Manchester, Home: Dunstable
Posted: 2nd Mar 2011 06:09
DI.fm has a whole load of good quality stations for pretty much any genre. Besides that, I mostly use internet radio to listen in to radio stations around the world that i otherwise wouldn't be able to hear in the uk. dutch stations are really good for trance/dance music (xfm.nl and fresh.fm), while french stations are really good for urban/hip-hop.

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