Who said that radio is dead? AOL launches new AOL radio experience

AOL unveiled a new AOL Radio experience that features a redesigned online player and new radio stations, including 150 local CBS RADIO stations and custom channels plus more than 200 AOL Radio channels. The new player, powered by CBS RADIO, lets users skip songs, add unlimited channel presets and share streams with AIM users. AOL Radio is part of AOLâ€™s comprehensive music offering which includes AOL Music, the webâ€™s most trafficked music site.

In addition, enhancements to AOL Radio’s online player lets users:

Skip and pause tracks

Select an unlimited number of channel pre-sets

Access a playlist of the previous 30 songs listened to

Easily share a station with friends via AIM integration within the player

Listen to AOL Radio through the built-in mini AOL Radio player in the Buddy List for those using AIM versions 6.0 and above.

Thankfully, the new AOL Radio experience will run on any Windows or Mac based browser that supports Adobe Flash v.9.

My favorite station category? The 80’s Dance. It brings back tons of memories.

Originally posted on June 10, 2008 @ 11:17 am

Comments

Structured Settlement Guy says

June 12, 2008 at 8:47 am

I love online radio and have to agree, I’m a 80’s guy myself. There is a lot of competition out there so everyone needs to keep adding features and in the end, we as listeners win.
as well says

June 18, 2008 at 9:49 am

In fact,radio will not be dead for ever. I think so :)
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