“Live365, an Internet radio community, struck a non-exclusive
licensing agreement Thursday with PenguinRadio to offer more than
29,000 Live365 stations through PenguinRadio’s player.”
“PenguinRadio (based in Washington, D.C. with a hardware
development crew based in Sunnyvale) is developing a stand-alone
Linux-based Internet audio device as well as a platform for
bringing Internet radio to mobile phones.“
“The deal means Foster City-based Live 365 can again expand its
member’s stations beyond its own player and off the PC. The company
created the one of the first streaming MP3 players for the Pocket
PC, and offers all their stations on 3Com’s Kerbango portable
Internet radio player.”
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