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M. N. Grimshaw, L. Yong, and I. Dobie, "Boom Booom Net Radio," International Journal of Urban Labour and Leisure, vol. 1, 1999. 
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Resource type: Journal Article
Language: en: English
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BibTeX citation key: Grimshaw1999
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Creators: Dobie, Grimshaw, Yong
Collection: International Journal of Urban Labour and Leisure		 Views: 8/1098
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Abstract
Internet radio is one of the growth areas of the Internet but, as this article will show, is fraught with difficulties and frustration for both the modestly-funded broadcaster (bitcaster) and the listener. The article will illustrate some of these problems by means of a short case study of an existing Internet radio station; Boom Booom Net Radio. Whilst necessity dictates some use of technology-related terminology, wherever possible we have endeavoured to keep such jargon to a minimum and to either explain it in the text or to provide further explanation in the appended glossary.
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