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Transistor kills the radio star?

Empresa de telemóveis Orange tem receptor de 'rádio' na net

«From today Orange will be selling its LiveRadio device, which connects to a home broadband line and allows consumers to listen to up to 4,000 internet radio stations. Recent figures from Rajar showed that about eight million people in Britain listen to internet radio stations at least once a week. So-called wi-fi radio sets have been available for some time but LiveRadio gives listeners the chance to buy tracks that they like after hearing them on the radio as it connects with Orange music store. Tracks bought online are instantly downloaded to both a user's computer and their mobile phone. The radio can also play MP3 music files - although not tracks bought through iTunes - and podcasts. (...) LiveRadio was launched last year in France and sold over 10,000 in the first few months.» (Wray, Richard, «Orange turns to internet radio in fight with rivals», The Guardian, 19/05/08)

Orange's Liveradio launches in UK this week

 

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