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mramsey1
Jun 9, 2009
“Where’s the FM radio in my new iPhone”?
Well, there's no radio in the new iPhone. And some folks argue that's because listeners don't want one there. Interestingly, pretty much...
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mramsey1
Apr 12, 2009
Triton Digital to announce a One-Stop Integrated Mobile Platform for Broadcasters
"Online means mobile." That peek into the crystal ball comes from an interview to be published very soon in this blog from a well-known...
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mramsey1
Mar 16, 2009
The Best Mobile Application for Radio on the Market
And I'm talking about the best application for your station – not necessarily the best one for other purposes, such as having a wide...
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mramsey1
Feb 9, 2009
Is a Smartphone a Smarter Radio?
eMarketer reports that the number of US mobile subscribers with a 3G-enabled device grew 80% from June 2007 (35.7 million users) to June...
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mramsey1
Jun 30, 2008
All the music you can download – for $15 per month
For a bit more than the price of a satellite radio subscription, you can download all the music you want to the gadget you already own,...
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mramsey1
Jan 3, 2008
“My phone gets a thousand radio stations”
How long until cellphones in America look like this? [More]
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mramsey1
May 23, 2007
MyFM comes to a Sprint phone near you
Available now from Sprint and Pandora.com. All for a mere 3 bucks a month if you have the right phone plan. Let’s pretend your station...
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mramsey1
Mar 10, 2007
What happens when cell phones can hijack your radio?
We’re going to find out – and soon. LG Electronics and Sprint have just released a new phone, the Fusic, that not only streams channels...
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mramsey1
Dec 7, 2006
Apple sells just 20 iTunes per iPod shipped.
Yep, you read that right. Says the overview of this report from Forrester Research: Forrester’s recent analysis of more than 2,700 US...
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mramsey1
Nov 2, 2006
Here comes the Auto-web
This is hardly the kind of “Internet in the car” that will threaten radio. But it’s a taste of what’s not more than five years away. Get...
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mramsey1
Oct 19, 2006
The new audio frontier
Orbitcast is one of the best places to get tips on what satellite radio is up to and how it affects the rest of the audio entertainment...
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mramsey1
Oct 11, 2006
Radio’s “In-Car” Future?
From the Wall Street Journal in a piece about what awaits the world of mobile entertainment: …the real message is about the future of car...
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mramsey1
Sep 12, 2006
The importance of “Standard”
“Standard.” That’s the key word. Not “Option.” It comes with the new car – no choice on your part at all. It’s the dream fulfilled, both...
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mramsey1
Sep 6, 2006
Z100’s on your mobile phone
Once again, Clear Channel shows the way: Clear Channel Radio today announced the launch of a national roll out of mobile radio...
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mramsey1
Aug 7, 2006
Clarifying the iPod threat
From Inside Radio (and others): The iPod will become a bigger in-car competitor to radio — but satellite radio takes a bigger hit. ...
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mramsey1
Aug 3, 2006
Will radio ever be built into an iPod?
Great post from Jacobs Media on the wish list for iPod features by teens – a list topped by FM radio, according to the study noted....
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mramsey1
Aug 3, 2006
The iPodization of the open road
As a result of this new deal, the Apple iPod will be compatible with more than 70 percent of the new 2007 model vehicles sold in the...
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mramsey1
Aug 1, 2006
Wireless music = Radio
This will especially be true of its music capabilities because you don’t need to sweat the screen size to listen to your tunes. Will...
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