Category Archives: About the Guide

Things should be back to normal now, including the blog, but I may have still missed something. Let me know if you bump into anything I missed

Good day, I’ve been experimenting with redirecting the web site to a temporary page hosted on google: https://sites.google.com/site/streamingradioguide/ This probably will cause issues – one of which is your cookies will lose their memory. There could be other consequences as … Continue reading →

Don’t panic! 8^P At least not yet. Those of you who read the blog should have figured out by now that I’m moving from Chicago to North Carolina (y’all). I’ve made an offer on a condo and they’ve accepted. Closing … Continue reading →

http://streamingradioguide.com/streaming-radio.php This is the one size fits all, find whatever you want page. You can filter by syndicator, by whether a station does or does not carry a specfic program – the change is that it will now tell you … Continue reading →

I’m not quite sure what happened yet, but around 3 AM the server “hung” – this is when a bunch of overnight things run – like backups, getting updated FCC data, etc… I still don’t know why it did that… … Continue reading →

If you happen to use OOtunes to listen on iDevices here, it is currently broken. The extract this morning pulled in an empty file, which blanked out the magic codes used to launch a station. I’ve emailed the OOtunes guy … Continue reading →

In the beginning, the promise was that Java has “hacker proof” because it lived in a sandbox, and the Java Virtual Machine had no access to anything on the real computer, hence impossible to “hack” into. I didn’t believe it … Continue reading →

Once upon a time, I had the domain searchmee.com – I started playing around with writing web spiders around 1996, which is how I was able to create FindAnISP.com and gather the data. Partly just to see what was out … Continue reading →

*** caution – it is still extremely slow *** Look up at the menu bar – it is also available from the station pages It lists the currently active licensed fixed location transmitters near a latitude and longitude. It doesn’t … Continue reading →