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Pirate radio round-up: turntable.fm feeds NM station; FCC picks low-hanging fruit in Miami and Oregon
Maybe it’s because spring is in the air in North America, but pirate radio is bubbling up a bit in the popular consciousness, as well as the FCC’s. Seems like a good time for a pirate radio news round up. … finish reading Pirate radio round-up: turntable.fm feeds NM station; FCC picks low-hanging fruit in Miami and Oregon
Posted in FCC, Internet radio, pirate radio
Tagged Miami, New Mexico, Oregon, pirate radio, Turntable.fm, unlicensed radio
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Getting to know Piki social radio
In February of this year Jennifer Waits and I attended a social media week conference at the Adobe headquarters in San Francisco, at which Seth Goldstein of Turntable.fm spoke. During a panel on social networking radio, Goldstein critiqued his brainchild. … finish reading Getting to know Piki social radio
Spooky symphonies! NPR, Turntable.fm, and Pandora gear up for Halloween
Halloween approaches, and the more creative among radio folk are preparing for the occasion. Turntable.fm has once again broken out the Halloween avatars. Here are some samples: “They’ll only be here for a limited amount of time,” tt.fm warns, “so … finish reading Spooky symphonies! NPR, Turntable.fm, and Pandora gear up for Halloween
Roll over Boothoven! inside turntable.fm’s bot revolution
I spent some time in Hong Kong and Japan in July, and when I came back, a minor revolution had taken place at my favorite turntable.fm room: Classical of Any Kind (or COAK as the regulars call it). I guess you … finish reading Roll over Boothoven! inside turntable.fm’s bot revolution
Turntable.fm for Android is out, but is tt.fm really a desktop app?
The Turntable.fm Android application is finally available (oddly unannounced this weekend on tt.fm’s official blog). I tried it on Saturday, and it works very well on my Droid X. Nice, economical interface. The chat feature is very clear and easy … finish reading Turntable.fm for Android is out, but is tt.fm really a desktop app?
The rocky ride and kiwi-flavored future of Turntable.fm
Regular Radio Survivor readers are doubtlessly aware of Turntable.fm, my colleague Matthew’s favorite online music site. Turntable lets users join a room, pick an avatar and play DJ for all the other listeners in the virtual club. Matthew likes the … finish reading The rocky ride and kiwi-flavored future of Turntable.fm
Posted in Internet radio, music sharing, Uncategorized
Tagged Billy Chasen, Kiwi, Seth Goldstein, Turntable.fm
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turntable.fm: now with private messaging
Great news for tt.fm devotees. Now when you are in a turntable.fm room, you can gossip sotto voce with your closest buddies about the other folks around. Private messaging is up and running, the service announced in this morning’s blog … finish reading turntable.fm: now with private messaging
Turntable.fm co-founder: I wish tt.fm was more “background”
Last week was Social Media Week, with hosted discussions across the globe about the social networking phenomenon. Jennifer Waits and I attended some interesting panels on Friday at Adobe’s headquarters in San Francisco, among them one on the future of … finish reading Turntable.fm co-founder: I wish tt.fm was more “background”
2011: The year radio entered the cloud
It only makes sense, really, that a medium often referred to as the aether should now be associated with the cloud. For those who haven’t been paying attention to the interwebs for the last couple of years, the cloud refers … finish reading 2011: The year radio entered the cloud
Posted in Internet radio, mobile radio, music sharing
Tagged Amazon, cloud, Cloud Player, Google Music, iCloud, Rdio, Spotify, Turntable.fm
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