The subject of Internet music seems to have turned with laser beam focus onto Napster and file sharing. What seems to get overlooked when discussing Internet music is the less controversial subject of Internet radio. Watch Tech Tuesday, featuring Alan Flyer of Sharkbytes .
Radio broadcasts over the Internet can be one of life's greatest little pleasures.
To get a good sense of the plethora of stations and music available online, check out many of the goodies included with the most common streaming media players. Windows Media Player Windows Media Player - Microsoft quickly got into the business of streaming media with its Windows Media Player. Its latest release has a built in radio tuner, which is loaded with dozens of preloaded stations sorted by format, language, location, keyword, etc., so you can easily find what you're looking for. QuickTime QuickTime - Apple Computer's QuickTime format also provides a streaming media experience, although it's used primarily for video. Once you've got your favorite media player, you're off to the races.