In the last 20 years the music industry has changed a lot: from vinyl to tapes to CDs and now streaming. Streaming is free music available online, but it is not downloaded so you don't have to worry about the RIAA knocking down your door. Joining The Takeaway with an overview of free music is Maura Johnston, editor of the music blog, Idolator.
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Comments [4]
Okay Dave. Sorry we couldn't help!
Thanks, but I figured it out.
Hello --- Anyone out there???
How can I add WQXR streaming audio to my Verizon Media Manager?
It uses iheartradio for the app and requires a URL such as:
http://stream.wqxr.com:5050.
Many Thanks,
Dave
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