Story includes artist-friendly sites and strategies for artists and authors to promote their own work. This means that anyone with a laptop, the entire faculty and around 100 students, can go anywhere on the campus and maintain an Internet connection. This allows for professors to check email in their cars in the parking lot, and students to remain online all the time. The wireless network was partially born out of economic necessity. In 1996, the school was looking into wiring the classrooms and dormitories.
Students seem to love it.
Radio Get a full update with what's going on woth low power radio including MAP's guide to filling out the FCC LPFM application. Radio A start-up called ClickRadio Inc. is launching a radio service that allows listeners to play music from their computer disk drives by distributing software that comes with hundreds of songs by major artists. Listeners will be able to update their music by downloading music files from Clickradio's site. The company has already signed a deal with Universal Music Group and is in talks with Bertelsmann AG's BMG Entertainment unit as well as other labels. Many Internet music providers currently use streaming technology to reach Internet listeners, forcing listeners to be online as they listen to tunes.