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Tag Archives: iTunes
iTunes “iRadio” will come out in the iFall (but do iCare?)
Apple has confirmed the long awaited expectations: some kind of iTunes based “iRadio” application should be available by the fall. The Washington Post article summarizes the subscription free service: “Using the firm’s Music app, users will be able to create … finish reading iTunes “iRadio” will come out in the iFall (but do iCare?)
Charting the Maturation of Podcasting
On Tuesday Stitcher Radio announced the Stitcher List which is something like the Billboard Hot 100 for podcasts. Stitcher is a smartphone app that lets you listen to podcasts and other online radio on demand, with the “stitch” part of … finish reading Charting the Maturation of Podcasting
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged charts, Comedy Bang Bang, iTunes, John Gruber, Marc Maron, podcast, podcasting, Stitcher List, Stitcher Radio, The Talk Show, WTF
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Farewell to Steve Jobs, a True Child of Silicon Valley
I grew up in Sunnyvale, California, in the heart of “Silicon Valley,” and my entire life has been shaped by the ever-advancing technologies being invented in my childhood backyard. Perhaps that’s part of the reason why the death of Steve … finish reading Farewell to Steve Jobs, a True Child of Silicon Valley
Posted in mobile radio, music
Tagged Apple Computer, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, RIP, Silicon Valley, Steve Jobs
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We remember Steve Jobs, who changed radio
I’m sure most Radio Survivor readers have already heard about the passing of Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple. Jobs will be rightly celebrated for how his company’s products, directed by his unique vision, changed the way most of us make … finish reading We remember Steve Jobs, who changed radio
Posted in commercial radio, consolidation, mobile, podcasting
Tagged Apple, Clear Channel, iPod, iTunes, podcast, podcasting, RIP, Steve Jobs
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Howard Stern is staying with Sirius for another five years
So much for the drama. Howard Stern announced this morning that he signed a new five-year contract with Sirius satellite radio, ending a protracted negotiation. He did not indicate how much the contract is for, only saying that it is … finish reading Howard Stern is staying with Sirius for another five years
Posted in economics, satellite radio
Tagged Apple, bababooey, contract, Howard Stern, iTunes, satellite radio, SIRI, Sirius, Sirius XM
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Radio at CES: Pandora and tagging rolling out for your car
The biggest news at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show might be Google’s new Nexus smartphone, but that doesn’t mean there’s no space for radio in all the gadget frenzy. Your resident RadioSurvivors don’t yet have the travel budget to jet … finish reading Radio at CES: Pandora and tagging rolling out for your car
Posted in cars, electronics, Internet radio, mobile, mobile radio
Tagged auto, car, Ford, HD Radio, Internet radio, iTunes, mobile, Pandora, Pioneer, satellite radio, Sirius, Sony, tagging, XM
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The decade's most important radio trends #3: iPod and iTunes lure listeners away from terrestrial radio
Music listening has changed dramatically in the past decade in large part because of the rise of digital music. Following the explosion and shut down of illegal file sharing service Napster (1999-2001), a variety of digital music companies attempted to … finish reading The decade's most important radio trends #3: iPod and iTunes lure listeners away from terrestrial radio
Posted in mobile, music, Uncategorized
Tagged Diamond Rio, digital music, digital music players, eMusic, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, MP3, music downloads, Napster, Nomad Jukebox, Rhapsody, trends, Uplister, WRXP
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Apple's cutting edge tech? Radio!
Today’s highly anticipated 9/9/09 Apple product announcement brought the return of the Messiah (Steve Jobs) but not the band bigger than Jesus. Alas, the much hoped-for debut of the Beatles in the iTunes music store did not arrive, despite Yoko … finish reading Apple's cutting edge tech? Radio!
Posted in da future, mobile radio
Tagged 9/9/9, Apple, Beatles, fm, iPod, iPod Nano, iTunes, live-pause, radio, Steve Jobs, Yoko
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Noncommercial Leaps Past Commercial with Public Radio Player 2.0
I’m actually amazed at how noncommercial radio has become the site of so much innovation in the medium in the last decade, and how commercial radio is getting left in the dust. On the music side we have Seattle’s indie … finish reading Noncommercial Leaps Past Commercial with Public Radio Player 2.0
Posted in cars, Internet radio, mobile, public radio
Tagged iPhone, iTunes, kexp, NPR, podcast, PRI, PRX, public radio, Public Radio Exchange, public radio player, wbez, wfmu, wnyc
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