Radio's future can be even better than its past. Making Waves, the new book by Mark Ramsey, can help any broadcaster navigate a world of endless competition. An action plan for the future plus expert advice from Seth Godin, Douglas Rushkoff, Joe Jaffe, and many more. Read the A new face for radio?
PC World on Sansa's SanDisk Connect, the first PC-free WiFi MP3 player:
Find an open access point, and you can stream Internet radio from Launchcast stations or browse Flickr photo streams. Sign up for Yahoo's portable music subscription service, Yahoo Music Unlimited To Go ($12 per month for an annual subscription, or $15 if you go month-to-month), and you'll be able to download any tracks or albums you like over Wi-Fi.
You don't suppose this is a competitor to both radio and satellite radio, do you? Sure you do...
...unless you're the NAB.
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