just read one of the most hypocritical and self serving posts over at HB...and thats saying a lot. it starts off with long ground leads, and ends with...

Here in Canada ISED won't issue call letters for BETS stations, but they will for RSS-123 (a licensed form, designed to operate within specific geogra...

A couple of answers. I'm dropping the OTRs because I still feel leery about the copyright status of them, and I'm not sure if the SOCAN license will...

Well, the only thing that never changes is that things change. Including minds. I've decided to continue on with Artisan Radio generally as it was ...

Sorry, but I did the outdoor thing quite a while ago. I purchased the enclosure from e-bay and think it was Hyper-something or other. Wasn't terribl...

Really, most copyrights are unenforceable due to the effort involved except for those on the highest moneymaking songs (and films and books etc.). I...

The simple answer is that I've really developed an interest in the material that I would be playing, particularly historical classical and opera recor...

Back in the day I put a Decade inside a weatherproof box, and installed it on the roof of the storefront I was operating from. The store was also o...

I prefer to think of myself as thoughtful and distinguished.

You do need government control over some things. You can't trust big corporations, whose sole purpose is to make money, to do the right thing in gene...

So, what does Zeno do when someone from Canada or New Zealand does stream through their website? Are there royalties paid into the licensing bodies ...

I did a bit of research myself. It appears that Zeno has agreements with BMI, Ascap, etc. in the U.S. No mention of any other countries. There is...

The thing is, most of the material I'm interested in playing (and listening to) is in the public domain anyway. My tastes are definitely changing. ...