Surf the world's radio stations with Radio Beta
Want to find that old station you used to listen to when you went to college in Chicago, but can't remember its call letters? Just click the "Radios from United States" link and browse until you find it. Always wondered what drive time radio sounds like in Australia? You can search by country too.
Radio streams are also sorted by genre, allowing you to peruse a huge list of rock, pop, 60s, 70s, or 80s music. Or if you know the station you're looking for you can just use the search box.
Radio Beta has its own audio player built in, which allows you to listen to music while searching the site. The player only works with Firefox and Internet Explorer for now.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
TwhiT said 6:57PM on 12-05-2008
Wow this looks great! too bad my work computer doesn't have speakers =/
great find though!!
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Daniel said 1:01PM on 12-06-2008
Isnt working on my computer (Mac OS, Firefox). Tells me to download "VLC with Plugin" even thought I've already installed it.
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zkam said 1:32PM on 12-07-2008
Check out RadioTime, too
http://radiotime.com/
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