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i use radio-locator.com streams most of my local stations

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Anyway to listen to baseball games? the local stations remove the game from their streams (as per mlb licenscing agreements) and gameday audio doesnt work on winmo pdas

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I use the SELECTRADIO software as I have an XM account, and I like that it can handle many (not all) web station streams.

But I will try the other stations link aggregator tools as mentioned above.

There is a POCKET SCROBBLER tool for LAST.FM playing of streaming content. Which seems to work well in the beta testing.

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I just noticed that mlb "team alerts" has video highlights and it says it's supported on the mogul! we'll see?
it's $3.99 a month, plus standard messaging fees, but that's still cheeper than an xm subscription..
kinda my only option as I"m in my team's black out area (4 hrs away) and in a state without a baseball team grrrrr.. oh well DTV DVR works too, thanks fsn/comcast

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I'm with KT on Select Radio it gives you access to thousands of streaming radio stations and content providers world wide, ESPN Radio included. In addition to satellite radio (if you already have an account) Select Radio allows you to subscribe to podcast, shoutcast, and MP3tunes Music Locker player which gives you mobile access to your home MP3 library over your mobile internet connection. It's pretty sweet... everything you'd ever want in internet radio in a single application.

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You can also try www.orb.com as a way to listen to radio stations.