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Jul 27, 2007 -- Web Radio is dead

It’s strange how much power is concentrated in Washington D.C. D.C usually ends up being the referee between two feuding types of businesses -- and the one with the most money and lobbying power wins. And it's not always what's best for the free market. An example is internet radio. You've been able to listen to whatever you want on the web. A lot of powerful interests were not happy with this. A recent ruling now destroys internet radio -- this is terrible! In commercial radio you have a small number of a few large companies controlling all the stations. It’s hard for people to listen to what they like because of this. Internet radio stopped this because it gave diversity and choice for the consumer. But now it is being demolished. If you find your favorite internet radio station is gone, you can thank Washington, and more specifically, the money that's in the hands of politicians.

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  • internet radio
    I wondered what happened. I had enjoyed radio football broadcasts. Last year it went pay for service.

    Our great congress at work for us again, and again, lets make that again.
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