 PC Mag rounds up top 12 customizable streamers ·Feb 15, 12:43 PM From PC Magazine online: To all the oldsters who say that kids these days are spoiled for refusing to pay for music, I say “bah!” Free, legal music has existed forever—or at least since the These days, a good radio station is hard to come by and CDs are $20 a pop. So, what’s a music lover to do? Turn to the Internet, of course, where you can find music-streaming services that are not only free and legal (like all radio) but customizable… These sites are a perfect match for a certain type of music listener: the kind who wants a little more control than typical Web radio affords, but who also wants to listen to new music that might not be in his or her iTunes folder… Even better, they’re all free, and you won’t get sued for using any of them. So what are you waiting for? Jango TheSixtyOne Click here to view a slideshow of all 12 of the recommended services from PC Magazine online. share: del.icio.us.  Reddit  Digg  Yahoo  Wink  Windows  Google  Newsvine 
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invention of the radio—and you folks had good radio stations and programs to listen to, back in the pre-Clear Channel era.
can send messages to other users, find other stations you might like (Jango will point you to them), and add or make friends.
The good songs float to the top, and when you bump songs that go on to become popular, your bumping power increases…
