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<\/p>\nI’m about at my limit on the crap Cumulus is doing. I may just drop everything except the URL for the web sites.<\/p>\n
Some of you have noticed (perhaps) that Cumulus has dropped their streaming links for iHeartradio from their web sites. I’m not clear on when on why that happened. One visitor wrote to me because the iHeartRadio player pushed a beer ad to him at work, which is an employment no no. <\/p>\n
So I started going through and fixing up the players (Cumulus has over 200 stations).<\/p>\n
First it informed me that Internet Explorer is not a supported browser – please update to a “modern” browser. Okay, I have Firefox and Chrome installed.<\/p>\n
Then I’m hit with this crap which I’ve started getting recently on a somewhat random basis:<\/p>\n
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Another station presented me with a youtube video that I had to watch in order to hear the stream. It offered that the video would go away after 8 seconds, but it didn’t and there was no way to close the window.<\/p>\n
This company is seriously delusional if it thinks it is guarding Fort Knox from the people who want to listen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I’m about at my limit on the crap Cumulus is doing. I may just drop everything except the URL for the web sites. Some of you have noticed (perhaps) that Cumulus has dropped their streaming links for iHeartradio from their … Continue reading