DIY Radio: Start your Own Online Radio Channel by Daniel Dwase
If you have a PC there's a host of options for starting your own internet radio station: Radio 365, Shoutcast, or Icecast, for example. For Macs, software developer Rogue Amoeba (www.rogueamoeba.com) sells Nicecast ($40). Nicecast is to internet radio what Napster was to mp3 sharing. ... SImply put, Nicecast is a personal radio station. ... Simply click on Broadcast and you're live and online. ... All you need is an internet connection and a Mac and you are an instant DJ. ... Note: Whether using a PC or Mac, you're not legally allowed to broadcast copyrighted music over the internet in...

Radio Ga-Ga: How to Listen to Internet Radio by Daniel Dwase
You will discover a few hundred radio stations from across the planet covering a number of different categories to choose from – rap, rock, ambient, electronica and reggae, to name but a few. These are called 'streams' , as they are digital transmissions despatched to your machine using the... iTunes and the radio star To expand the available list of radio shows, you need to enable iTunes to play internet radio shows you find using your browser. ... Helpfully, iTunes automatically adds the radio station to your library, so you can listen to it in the future but it's even better if you...

Is the Internet Taking Over TV Entertainment? by Jackson Willis
There is no doubt in saying that when it comes to television, cable and satellite solutions have monopolized the industry. But, as time has progressed, the Internet has started taking television entertainment in its own perspective. With the capability of getting your standard cable and... There has been no doubt that online videos have become a huge hit, but will that same craze follow with watching television stations online? ... This solution provides upwards of 3,000 different television channels and radio stations, all of which can be accessed directly through your modem.

Accessibility Options Text to Speech by Lance Winslow
Perhaps you are unaware that there are free downloads on the Internet, which will enable you to have text to speech capabilities. This will allow you to have your computer read a web page or an article online to you. All you have to do is highlight the area you wish to read and press; Read It to... Kind of like Internet Radio Stations, this will certainly help connect the unconnected and able people who are sight challenged to see more of what the Internet has to offer in the way of information.

Small Business Opportunity Laptop Ideas by Christopher Kyalo
When a good small business opportunity idea is combined with the latest in laptop technology, expect nothing less than an explosively successful enterprise. The reason should be obvious. The extra mobility that a laptop provides means that a small business opportunity entrepreneur can be on the... Radio and newspapers have been especially effective in promoting online enterprises in recent years. ... With all your tools in your laptop, you can very effectively go all over the place promoting your site in local newspapers and radio stations, as you gradually cover the whole country and beyond.

Download Television Shows - Now! by Kevin Savetz
On a recent trip to New York City, my family and I visited the amazing Museum of Television & Radio. The heart of the museum is its Library, a collection of 120,000 television and radio programs. The library is amazing. First, you search the museum's electronic card catalog of television programs. ... (I watched the pilot of a short- lived Party Of Five spin-off, my wife watched an unaired episode of Undeclared, and my daughter watched a black-and-white Lucille Ball special.) I am confident that in just a few years, you won’t need to visit the Museum of Television & Radio to have access...

CD Burner: The Day The Music Burns by Robert Thatcher
Before, owning a copy of your favorite artist would only mean buying either from a local music store or online music sites. And a copy with an average of 16-18 cuts would cost you at least $10. If you think this is reasonable, then consider yourself lucky. ... If you have the computer and the Internet connection, you can go to online music sites with free radio like the Launchcast, Shoutcast, Live365, and MSN radio and hope that the song will be played. ... Some of these softwares are available and downloadable for free online.

Wireless Headsets by Josh Riverside
Wireless headsets are headphones that are not physically connected to the main device with a wire. These headsets use radio or infrared waves to receive signals from the main source. They provide extremely flexibility to do anything while wearing them-walk, jog, skate or even ski. ... The headset should be adjusted in frequency with the base station so as not to interfere with other devices. ... Cordless headphones, on the other hand, use radio waves. ... The Internet is a good source for locating the ideal wireless headset.

Why Do So Many People Use Linksys Routers by Steve Lee
Linksys is a division of Cisco Systems, Inc., and are the recognized global leader in VoIP, Wireless and Ethernet networking for home, and small business users. They are based in Irvine, California. A Linksys router is the most popular model available today. ... You could also move the phone's base station so that it's farther away from the Router. ... - Share all types of files, including music, digital pictures, and documents - Store your library of music, pictures, and files all in one place - View digital pictures and listen to your music anywhere in the house - Secure your...

What Apple Could Learn from Microsoft: Front Row Versus Windows Media Center by Daniel Dwase
While the iMac G5's software interface for multimedia – Front Row – is new to the Mac platform. Windows users have had similar tools – in Microsoft's Windows XP Media Center Edition – for a couple of years now. Is it possible that, as Front Row matures, it could learn a thing or two from Windows? ... Some Media Center PCs have over-the-air radio tuners, but the software will also let you access internet radio stations. ... And you can't browse internet radio stations, but you can access stations you've bookmarked in iTunes.