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Welcome to the Internet's most comprehensive and most up-to-date list of UK and Irish radio stations simultaneously webcasting live on the net.

This site is updated frequently, with notices of any broken links, address changes and new additions labelled beside each webcast's entry, so unlike other websites, you're less likely to experience the irritation of finding broken streams. As a result, we have long been the Internet's most-visited site for links to UK and Irish radio station live streams, as used and preferred by British expats, radio enthusiasts, and individuals working in the radio industry, and we are proud of it!

Internet radio on the go - Recording software, devices addportability, time shifting By Sam Diaz, Mercury News (Feb 2) -- you don't have to stay by your big desktop computer with high-speed connection to listen to Internet Radio.

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Appian Technologies has software for "taping" the radio program on a CD for transfer to a mobile device. "Replay Radio (www.replay-radio.com) not only allows listeners of streaming radio to instantly record the streaming audio with a click of the mouse, but also allows users to schedule recordings of favorite programs that stream."

Radio YourWay (http://www.pogoproducts.com/radio_yourway.html) is a portable, solid-state AM/FM radio recorder. It's really a radio but you can record programs and listen to either live or recorded. It operates as a dictaphone as well. It comes with a USB connection for file transfer to the computer.

Domain name registrar GoDaddy.com is tops in the world, officials announced Tuesday.

The new ranking comes from a recent report by analyst firm Name Intelligence and topples Network Solutions (NetSol) from the No. 1 spot it has held for years.

"From 2002 - 2004, GoDaddy.com led the domain name industry in terms of net growth and new domain names registered," Bob Parsons, the company's president and founder, said in a statement. "Now that we are number one in terms of domain names under management, we are truly the world's No. 1 registrar in every category."

According to officials at Name Intelligence, the shift to GoDaddy.com represents the first time a registrar has been able to knock NetSol down a notch since the company started selling domain names in January 1993, after striking a five-year deal with the U.S. government.

Cisco Systems (Quote, Chart) is purchasing a consumer Voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) technology provider for its Linksys division, the company said today.

The networking equipment giant said it will spend about $68 million in cash and options for Sipura Technology. Both companies are based in San Jose, Calif.

The deal still needs regulatory and shareholder approval, but executives with both companies said they're confident the deal will close by the end of July 2005.

As soon as the acquisition is complete, Sipura will become part of Cisco's Linksys division, led by Senior Vice Presidents Janie and Victor Tsao.