Monthly Archives: June 2005

Arik Hesseldahl from Forbes nails the real value behind RadioTime-the guide. Content, no matter what kind (am/fm radio, streaming radio, or podcasts) is useless if no one can find it: I’m becoming a bit of a connoisseur of computer programs that allow you to record radio programming onto your computer. One of the newest and [...]

Eliot Van Buskirk of MP3.com writes: Old-school radio meets new-school technology, as an upstart service devises ingenious ways to put radio onto your MP3 player and Nokia offers a sneak peek at its next-generation N91 phone (which includes a 4GB hard drive for music, no less). All we need now is a good, smart way [...]

Adam Balkin from NY1 News highlights RadioTime: Can a new website do for radio what TiVo and digital video recorders did for TV? “It consolidates radio programming from all around the globe – music and talk – and makes it very easy to find, and then listen to it when you like and where you [...]

New York Time’s Ian Austen writes: “RadioTime offers radio listeners a variation of what TiVo recorders give television viewers…” Full Article »

Some new PC-based tools, the “radio SHARK” from Griffin Technology (www.griffintechnology.com), and “RadioTime” (http://radiotime.com) combine a web-based guide of radio programs and stations with software to listen live and/or record AM, FM and Internet radio. Both of these products allow listeners to record local radio programs and convert them to an MP3 format for use [...]