Podcast #160 – Marking a Quarter-Century of Internet Radio
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Show Notes
Internet radio is older than you think. In fact, it’s at least a quarter-century old… and maybe even a little older. That’s the history Dom Robinson uncovered, and he joins to tell the story. He’s the co-founder of online video company id3as and a contributing editor to Streaming Media, and he reveals how he discovered what likely qualifies as the very first internet radio broadcast, which happened entirely by accident.
Dom then discusses the technology that brought internet radio to the masses – at least the masses who were on the internet in the mid 1990s. He also shares why he thinks internet radio is often overlooked, and why MP3 is an enduringly important technology.
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Show Notes
- “25 Years of Internet Radio: Part 1,” by Dom Robinson
- Internet Radio Is Older than You Think
- Dom likes Bassdrive Radio
- Wikipedia entry on RealAudio
- Online audio pioneer Rob Glaser steps down from CEO post at RealNetworks (Jan. 2010)
- Wikipedia entry on MP3.com
- Even Its Creator Can’t Kill MP3
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