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internet radio back from dead?

Internet radio stations are closing by the hundreds because they can't afford to pay expensive new royalties. But a compromise may be on the horizon.
According to Minnesota Public Radio's Future Tense, all may not be lost.

Posted by Adam on July 24, 2002 12:27 AM |

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Speaking of radio, Adam Curry reminds us that digital (interference-free) AM radio is on the spectral horizon as well.

Posted by: sudama | July 24, 2002 8:57 AM

And the U.S. digital radio company iBiquity is already working on this on its own, European coalition or what-have-you aside. Unfortunately there are some flaws with digital AM at night, which are still hopefully being ironed out. So it's lagging behind FM at the moment.

Posted by: nedlog | July 24, 2002 1:43 PM

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