Check WP:NOT and make sure this does not become a list of links or a FAQ, neither of which belong on Wikipedia. --Habap 19:35, 15 Jun 2005 (UTC)

this is the original text, documented here until we get a rewrite done:

Computer Radio Shows:

(this information will be added to later - started April 24, 2005 by Jack Greenky - see my old page Jackslist for some old, outdated information)

I. Radio Programs about Computers

II. Radio Programs available using your computer for access

III. Other related items such as radio tuners for your computer (Not listed here)

First Entries: I: 1. Soundbytes on WHAM radio - 1180 AM in Rochester, NY, WHAM Radio Sundays 11 AM to 1 PM Eastern Time. On the Air over 15 years. Soundbytes is about computers, news, problems, answers, information, fun things for your computer. Sometimes has live streaming, many archives available for download in various formats. They mentioned Wikipedia April 24, 2005 - I found no page with them mentioned, so I started this page.

II: 1. Live 365 Thousands of sound feeds, some live, many prerecorded - Music, Comedy, Talk, Information, Entertainment. Free to try many without even registering, more with free registration, Full Membership (removes advertising, commercials, more stations access) requires payment.

Streaming Computer Talk Shows In addition to the listing for Soundbytes, many other Computer Talk Radio Shows that stream and/or archive on line are listed.

I'm not sure what the original intent was here, but it makes no sense. Either this should be redirected to podcasting, or the article should be rewritten with usable content and renamed. Computer radio shows is not an appropriate title. Is it supposed to be in the sense of people using computers to broadcast (ie. podcasting) or rather in radio listened to on computers. In that case, I would even think that it's rather unencyclopedic and there wouldn't be much to say on the topic. --Comics 22:17, 8 January 2006 (UTC)Reply