Distress Signal for Webcasters
Creative Loafing Tampa, July 11, 2007
By Dawn Morgan
Wayne Schrader, 35, of St. Petersburg, is a techie with a love for vintage music of the early 20th century, especially jazz. A few years ago he came across an online radio station called Absinthe Radio that specializes in jazz from the '20s and '30s. It's one of thousands of net radio stations, or webstreams, hosted by the website Live365, available 24/7 and free to the listener.
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