PUBLIC MARKS from garret with tags streaming & radio

format: * Ogg Vorbis * MP3 * AAC * AAC+ * Ogg Theora * NSV

Mac instructions for importing a stream to iTunes: 1. To play a station in iTunes, select: Play Shoutcast Stations in default media player 2. Find a station you want to import Steps for importing (if station doesn't open automatically): 1. click station link to download the file to your desktop 2. create a new playlist in iTunes 3. drag the file from step 1 to the iTunes playlist

Stream or download music in MP3 format (no DRM) without charge before choosing whether to buy or not. (The MP3s available for free download have a small spoken word tag that mentions Magnatune appended to them.) [Wikipedia]

Selection criteria: • Must be non-commercial • Must be affiliated with a college/university and be (mostly) student run • Must have a full schedule of freeform programming • Must broadcast a live, high-quality .mp3 or .ogg stream On a Mac? Here's how to load all 78 stations in iTunes 1. Click on the link: download the full playlist 2. Save the m3u file to the desktop 3. In iTunes: click on the plus sign to create a new playlist (name it whatever you like) 4. Drag the m3u file to itunes

News, sports, talk, rock, pop, oldies, country, R&B, rap, or adult contemporary music. You can also access AOL Radio's 200+ stations and Yahoo! Music Radio's 150+ stations.

"XM and SIRIUS both provide online access to most of their stations, but tuning in with a browser is clunky at best. With Pulsar and an XM or SIRIUS online account, you can access all this great content directly from your desktop." Free trial - noise is overlaid on all playback longer than 20 minutes.