Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
The Internet is home to tens of thousands of virtual radio stations, streaming world music, opera, local indie fare, and much more. But a recent decision to increase required royalty payments has some observers crying foul. From technology to policy to product, explore the future of Internet radio and get a peek at the quirky, niche providers available on the web.
Guests
- Kurt Hanson Publisher of R.A.I.N., the Radio and Internet Newsletter. He created the "Save our Streams" campaign and heads an online radio company called Accuradio.
- John Simson Executive Director, SoundExchange
- Skip Pizzi Senior Technical Policy Manager, Microsoft Entertainment and Devices Dvision. He's also contributing editor to RadioWorld.
- Jason Oxman Senior Vice President for Industry Affairs, Consumer Electronics Association
- Rep Jay Inslee U.S. Representative for Washington State (D)
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