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Category Archives: Mobile Streaming
A Holiday gift for Android users
Securenet is one of the survivors in the radio streaming business. Unlike iHeartRadio, Rdio, SiriusXM, Tunein, Stitcher, etc – aggregators who put many stations in one App, Securenet sells apps to stations one at a time. Joining an aggregator just … Continue reading
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Why music radio has become so awful
Nautel LPFM webinar This is sales material for probably the world’s leading manufacturer of high power radio transmitters. It’s pretty amazing technology – if you watch radio stations as much as I have, you realize that most radio stations are … Continue reading
Posted in Low Power FM, Mobile Streaming, Radio Biz, Technology
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The future of Mobile Streaming
Up until recently, if you wanted to listen to a radio station on your cell phone or iPad, you need an app like ooTunes, iHeartRadio or tuneIn. With the introduction of Internet connected entertainment systems in new cars, over the … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Streaming, Player Metrics, Radio Biz
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The Incredible vanishing Crystal Media Networks Player
It’s the first of the month, always a time for great adventure. Although I’m no longer publishing player information, I use the data for my own testing purposes. I was shocked about half an hour ago to get a 404 … Continue reading
Posted in About the Guide, Mobile Streaming
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Non-Microsoft streaming
The world of streaming has changed enormously in the 10 years that this website has existed. In 2004, there were only a couple hundred radio stations streaming – now at least two thirds of all radio station stream, along with … Continue reading
Posted in About the Guide, Linux, Mobile Streaming, Radio Biz
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My trip to South Park
No, Kenny is not dead. South Park Mall in Charlotte is one of a dying breed – an upscale enclosed traditional shopping mall – targeted at folks (California refugees) who will gladly pay $1,500 for a purse. It’s about the … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Streaming, Technology
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Listening to “real” FM radio on your smart phone
The CEO of Emmis Radio has been pushing this issue for probably 5 years. Listening to the FM radio on your cell phone is popular in Asia, and as a result many Android cell phones have the ability to listen … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Mobile Streaming, Radio Biz
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The End of the Password
I spend time playing an online game and they announced today they are replacing their already tight security with something much better. The existing method works by sending a text message to the phone you’ve registered any time that you … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Streaming, Online Gaming, Technology
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T-Mobile announces Music Freedom
T-mobile is coming after AT&T and Verizon. They’ve announced that streaming of music to your T-Mobile cell phone will not count against your cell data limits. This includes a number of popular services including iHeartRadio, Pandora, Spotify, iTunes… http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/06/t-mobile-broadens-uncarrier-ness-with-unlimited-music-iphone-test-drives/ T-Mobile … Continue reading
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Google Fiber on track to come to Charlotte
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2014/05/01/4878915/google-praises-charlottes-google.html Google has gotten approval from the City Council, including permission to place Google equipment on city owned land. It’s not an exclusive deal – Google is requiring that any facilities the City makes available also be offered to competitors. … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, Mobile Streaming, North Carolina, Technology
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