http://67.159.44.161:8108/listen.pls

We will pull the plug on the original Shoutcast 128kbs stream on 9/1/08.

Though we have diligently made changes to all known portals, we're aware that in time there are many relays that have voluntarily, and unknown to us, picked up our webcast.

If you know of such a situation, please contact that individual service and link them back to this message, or email us at contact@gus.fm.

Santak

Radioverilişləri dinləmək üçün maraqlı keçidlər-

Радио "Маяк"-
http://www.radiomayak.ru/player.html
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Прием коротких волн-
Nowadays, as the Internet evolves, the hobbyist can listen to shortwave signals via remotely controlled shortwave receivers around the world, even without owning a shortwave radio.
http://www.chilton.com/radio/others.html
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Клуб любителей коротковолнового дальнего приема-
http://www.radio.hobby.ru/addr.html
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Дальний прием коротких волн 1-60Mhz из Нью-Йорка-
http://www.ralabs.com/webradio/
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Сайты для коллекционеров радиоприемников-
http://www.transistor.org/
http://www.childhoodradios.com/page/page/334445.htm
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Радио России-
http://www.radiorus.ru/audio.html
http://livetv.ru/chanelinfo/189/

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Radio Vaticana-
http://www.radiovaticana.org/index.html
http://www.radiovaticana.org/en1/diretta.asp
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Radio Satan 666-
http://www.radiosatan666.com/
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BBC Radio-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/
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Би-Би-Си Радио-
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/russian/programmes/default.stm

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Радиостанция "Эхо Москвы"-
http://www.echo.msk.ru/sound.html

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Православное Радио Санкт-Петербурга-
http://radio-spb.rusk.ru:8000/pradio.mp3.m3u

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Радиостанция "Radio FOREX"-
http://livetv.ru/chanelinfo/451/

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Mülksüzler radyo-
http://mulksuzler.net/mr/index.html

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Радиостанция "Русская служба новостей"-
http://rusnovosti.ru/
http://livetv.ru/chanelinfo/403/

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Online horror radio-
http://www.ruemorgueradio.com

Browse thousands of audios uploaded by the Sound Lantern community!

Do you have any audios you would like to contribute to Sound Lantern?

Come upload them!

www.SoundLantern.com

www.sofradio.eu

The media players have local RSS and weather feeds, synchronized banner ad spots for the title sponsor, station promotion ad spots and the ability for the user to request a song, or in the case of talk radio, send information. Also, the players have menus with links to sample other affiliated stations in the region.  When clicked on, the player transforms into the station selected complete with logo and branding dynamically swapped in.

Behind the scenes, all the players feature Silverlight for cross-platform compatibility, working on Internet Explorer, FireFox, and Safari. The players incorporate video gateway ads or station webcams as well as ad injection to replace terrestrial content. When not showing video, the player window displays a Flash slideshow of station pictures taken to add an element of personalization to the player.

Interesting article in Saturday's Washington Post about how Pandora internet radio is facing heightened fees that might force them to shut down the site.  A good summary is provided here and quoted in part below.

1. The royalty payments at stake are supposed to compensate performers (and their record labels) for the use of their music, much as songwriters have long received a small royalty payment for the use of their work.

2. But unlike royalties paid to songwriters, these "performance royalties" don't apply to FM or AM -- whether analog or digital HD Radio broadcasts -- but do cover satellite, cable and Internet broadcasts.

3. Cable and satellite broadcasts pay a simple percentage of their revenues.

4. The proposals cooked up by the Copyright Royalty Board (a panel of judges appointed by the Librarian of Congress to settle certain intellectual-property disputes) and backed by SoundExchange, the theoretically nonpartisan group charged with collecting these royalties, would impose a per-song, per-listener fee that many Webcasters say would put them out of business.

Tip of the hat to overlawyered.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/fasterforward/2008/08/music_biz_still_trying_to_kill.html

I love Pandora.  I love finding new music, and Pandora was a great legal way to do it.  The sad thing is theres another issue at hand.

http://www.alleyinsider.com/2008/8/muxtape-shut-down-by-riaa

This really is going too far.  Not because of the royalties, but because it is a complete bias toward the distribution method.  This can be a huge cash cow for the industry, but its working only to burn the bridge to the future.  The internet will become the choice for music distribution, if it hasn't already.   They need to stop litigating and start evolving.  Simple as that.  No more favoritism.  Times have changed, and no amount of lawsuits can change that.

(August 19^th, Camas, WA) Abacast, the industry leader in Hybrid CDN Services, has announced that NextMedia Radio Group has selected Abacast’s Hybrid CDN Service across its 27 stations.  Abacast’s services will be used for hosting, unicast and peer-assisted streaming, ad management and insertion, audience analytics, and user experience presentation. 

NextMedia, a national media company, operates in 12 rated and suburban markets and has an established track record for high levels of customer satisfaction and performance.  Abacast’s end-to-end solution is comprehensive and robust and allows NextMedia  to provide a high quality service for their customers and to do so extremely efficiently.

 “I have found that Abacast has gone above and beyond to earn our business,” said Brian Foster, VP of NTR for Next Media.  “Our customized player started out as a simple sketch on an Excel spreadsheet.  Abacast’s industry knowledge, including revenue optimization and user-experience innovation, enabled them to build a differentiated, world class player that is critical to our online radio business.  They worked very hard to implement every piece of functionality that we dreamed up.  When our radio markets have a question, they usually get a response in the same day.  That is critical to me.”

Abacast’s solution for NextMedia Radio enables an improved Internet radio business model and customer experience, while allowing customization for each local market.  Abacast developed customizable players for each online station, complete with unique station branding and ad management, all integrated with Abacast’s unicast and peer-assisted delivery.

“Our eight years experience serving the radio industry with end to end solutions really came through in working with NextMedia Radio and winning their business,” said Michael King, President of Abacast.  “We’re excited that they chose us, and we’ll continue to try to move the online radio business forward with branding, business model, and delivery innovations.”

30 minute radio programme from 2008 which includes a section on the challenges faced by scientists when exploring the subglacial lakes located beneath the Antarctic ice sheet.

Using listener figures from Arbitron for XM Satellite Radio, it is possible to estimate that the company will pay about 1.6 cents per hour per listener when the new rates are fully adapted in 2010. By contrast, Web radio outlets will pay 2.91 cents per hour per listener.

The result is that web radio services would be forced to pay twice as much than their satellite radio counterpart.

For the already ailing music industry, the closure of such a popular radio service will certainly not help the industry recover.  In fact, it would most likely be a major step backwards.  Pandora is music service that allows each user to customize their own collection of radio stations by suggesting a favorite band or song.  Pandora will automatically generate similar artists and songs based on the entry.  One of the greatest values of Pandora is learning about new music.  I have learned about several new artists by using Pandora.  Two artists that come mind include Kamelot and Nightwish.  Prior to using this service, I had never heard of either of these groups, but after learning about them I went out and purchased music.  Clearly, what Internet radio services provide is an alternative form of publicity that is not normally available through traditional AM/FM radio.  Online internet radio is strained by the same limitation that AM/FM radio usually has to abide by (aka stupid executives that wish to control the air waves).

The potential closure of Pandora is a direct result of what happens when bureaucrats become involved with regulating a category of business they do not fully comprehend.  I hope our wonderful government leaders will recognize their error very soon.  It is unclear what will happen, but you can bank would be an awful and disheartening outcome for Pandora to shut services off.  WIRED's Listening Post reports that rate issues are still being resolved.  I just hope that they are resolved sooner than later.

Photo Source: Sarah Sikin

I am an artist and have my own label, so I completely agree with artists and labels getting paid. It is only right...but the royalty rates are starting to get so high that many online stations can no longer afford to pay them. That means good, legit online stations that try to do the right thing will die, and pirates will again be rampant, and the big labels won't really be able to stop them, so they will find ways to penalize legit music fans. There must be a compromise.

Read an article here that explains it better than I ever could.

Although  the strong title to a post, it refers to an awesome situation the web is living: the grown of 3D environmental applications, but I'm not referring to games and entertainment applications, I'm referring to social networks, picture galleries, engines to navigate in the internet, and other.

Looking around in some 2.0 blogs, I've found an application called SmallWords, which contains lots of fun and interactive options, further more it's a wonderful social network.

Do you like games? There you have. Do you like social networks like Orkut? There you have. Do you like pictures? Access your Flickr page from there. Everything in i rich graphics 3D environment. Start creating one avatar, choose almost everything, face, clothes, and others. Then, you may find users to interact (or find people you already know), go around and enter pubs, spas, clubs, resorts and God knows what more. Talk to everyone you find using comic-like balloons, add them to your friend list, enter their house and enjoy your stay with the interactive moves like dance steps and emoticons.

Another interesting thing is the possibility to listen and search for music (do you know podcast?) and watch videos from YouTube on the video player.

So, after all these things I've found, I'm sure the next step of the web will be the transition  to the 3D environment, what do you think? Sci-fi? Maybe... Who knows?

Najdete jej na adrese www.deezer.com a proč je teda vlastně inteligentní?

• Můžete si zde legálně přehrávat více než 2,5 mil. písniček
• Písničky si vyhledáváte pomocí klasického fulltextového okénka
• Můžete si vytvářet vlastní Playlisty a sdílet je s ostatními uživateli
• Můžete poslouchat Playlisty ostatních uživatelů, hodnotit je a ukládat si je do svých oblíbených
• Můžete si vybrat, zda chcete poslouchat jazz, rock, hip hop..atd.
• Pomocí takzvaného "Smart radio" si navolíte, jaký hudební vkus máte a poté vám jsou mixovány songy podle vašeho gusta..

Interpreti žijí z podílů na reklamě, která se na webu zobrazuje. Ta vám díky tomu neskáče do vašeho poslechu jako je tomu u jiných online rádií. Mimochodem, zakladatelé Deezer.com jsou mladí francouzi a dle mého názoru hodně šikovní. Daniel Marhely, první ze zakladatelů, je jen 23 let starý (v 16 letech opustil školu a šel dobývat online svět), jeho kolega je o něco starší - 27. Jejich web naštěvuje 5,5 milionů uživatelů z celého světa každý měsíc.. Klobouk dolů!

P.S. Doporučuji tento Pohodový playlist

* The ClassX Media Player
* Stand-alone Windows Media Player (High speed, 96k stereo)
* Stand-alone Windows Media Player (dial-up)
* Stand-alone Shoutcast Player (High speed, 96k stereo)

Rock on, my headbanging brothers and sisters!!!

Be sure to add HRN to your friends list on Myspace.

Those of us who are a part of BlogTalkRadio know we have a good thing here. The good news is, the rest of the world is finding out about us too.

Recently, we've had mentions in some very worthy publications, including The New York Times. Today, we add BusinessWeek.com to the list!

The article discusses how BTR got its start, our new funding, and how many leading companies are licensing branded stations.

I've seen many interviews and articles with CEO and Founder Alan Levy in the two months I've worked for BlogTalkRadio, and one thing is always clear: His passion and joy in his radio community shines through -and it's that passion that will take us far.

The BW article offers an opportunity for readers to comment. I hope you'll stop by and tell them what BlogTalkRadio means to you!

30 minute radio programme from 2008 which includes a section on the latest research into the birth of clouds and the role played by minute particles in the atmosphere.

Listen Free Radio online. Radio TeenTaal- Paris 128 Kbps

Listen Free Radio TeenTaal - Paris online

Listen Free Radio online. Radio Mirchi (22 Kbps) free @ www.radio.dLoadmp3.com

The National Coalition for the Homeless’ Faces of Homelessness panel will
be online tomorrow, Aug. 5, at 1pm EST. on onlinewithandrea with host Andrea R. Garrison. Along with the NCH panel, Judy Joy Jones will read selected poems from her book The Bones of the Homeless.

The show promises to be a stimulating discussion about homelessness in the U.S. from both a social and cultural perspective - and an opportunity to chime in on a national discussion. Let Andrea hear from you!

Posted by Joanne

Open the link above  in a media player (I've tried in WinAmp and Windows Media Player) or click in it and select default player, then listen to an awful dance music radio, without any kind of advertisement bothering you to buy this or that.

My third year as the Nightfly consists of only one show on Jubilee FM.  It's an online only broadcast and you can find the link here. Not only that you can tune in and listen live.

However very soon (September I think) the station goes fully live on FM and online and I hope I'll have a regular slot.

If you want to hear my mix of music old and new and certainly not from any regular playlist tune in on Thursday the 7th at 8pm (UK time).