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:NPR Station WBUR Boston Adds Support for Free Audio Standard
NPR Station WBUR Boston Adds Support for Free Audio Standard May 15, 2008, 18 :00 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (1755 reads)
"The Free Software Foundation has marked a milestone in their PlayOgg.org campaign with the announcement that National Public Radio news station WBUR Boston has begun worldwide webcasting in the free audio format Ogg Vorbis.
"Robin Lubbock, WBUR's director of new media said, 'WBUR has a great schedule of news and information programming 24 hours a day, which we are very happy to make available to Ogg Vorbis listeners. It's exciting to work with the Free Software Foundation to give a new audience the chance to listen to WBUR's award winning programing as well as the wonderful programs from NPR and the BBC Worldservice that you can find daily on WBUR...'"
