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We believe there’s a radio station playing the perfect music to make any moment in life better. iHeartRadio, iHeartMedia’s digital radio platform, is the No. 1 all-in-one digital audio service with over a billion downloads. iHeartRadio lets you listen to thousands of live radio stations from across the country, custom stations from a catalog of millions of songs and millions of artists, and on-demand podcasts. iHeartRadio has been expanding its reach: we are in New Zealand, Australia, Canada and Mexico! Most recently, we acquired Jelli (our technology platform for targeted advertisements) as well as Stuff Media (owner of How Stuff Works content) which will nearly double iHeart's usage metrics and increase our position as the No. 1 commercial podcast publisher globally! The iHeartRadio team is based in New York City and operates like a startup – maintaining a fast pace, open space and innovative environment. We’re available online and integrated with 200+ devices in cars, in home, online, across mobile devices, wearables, gaming consoles and more. See our full lineup and download the app at iHeartRadio.com/apps.

TuneIn, the world’s leading live audio service, brings together live radio, sports, news, music, podcasts, and audiobooks from around the globe. With more than 75 million monthly active users, TuneIn is one of the most widely used audio platforms in the world. TuneIn broadcasts over 100k owned & operated and partner radio stations. With premier distribution across 200 platforms and connected devices including Tesla and Alexa, TuneIn empowers listeners to hear what they love wherever they are, including exclusive commercial-free stations from the minds of folks like Garth Brooks. TuneIn Premium subscribers get additional exclusive access to commercial-free news from top networks like CNN, Fox News Radio, MS NOW, and Bloomberg, commercial-free music for every mood, as well as live college sports and motorsports. _________________________________________________________________ TuneIn has been made aware of fraudulent activities by individuals impersonating our company. We have reported this fraudulent activity to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Department of Justice, and local authorities. When considering a position at TuneIn, keep in mind that all legitimate communications from TuneIn will come from official email addresses ending in @tunein.com, and all of our current job openings are listed on our official careers page. If you find a job listing on another site, cross-check it with our official website. TuneIn does not require any form of payment or sensitive personal information during the recruitment process and all genuine interviews are conducted through Zoom. If you receive any suspicious communication, please do not hesitate to verify its authenticity by reaching out to us via TuneIn LinkedIn’s page. If you have been targeted by these scammers, we encourage you to report it to the FTC at https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/, and the FBI at https://www.ic3.gov/.

Radio is the leading media platform with the most reach. 93% of us listen to radio over FM/AM frequency airwaves, or via the internet, as opposed to 85% TV viewership, and 50% PC users. 295 Million American people over 6 years old listen to the radio each week, and over 65 Million people of the Millennial generation. The existence of radio waves and the feasibility of radio transmission was predicted by James Clark Maxwell in the 1860s. News/Talk/Information radio stations are some of the most popular stations, with an 11% share of total radio listeners. The word 'broadcasting', referring to radio transmissions, was originally an agricultural term for the wide scattering of seeds. Source: 2016 Nielsen Audio Today; Pew State of the News Media 2015 How can I run an internet radio station? Here's a brief explanation of how your station's audio stream gets from you to your audience: Source (You): Your computer produces audio, which can be live voice or music, then it converts it into a stream of data packets that are constantly sent to a server. Server (Provider): When your stream arrives at the server, it's cleaned up and dispensed to the appropriate channels. Listener (Everyone): Wherever and whenever your broadcast is online, if there's a direct streaming link to the server or via a player, anyone can connect to it and hear your output. Running an internet radio station is not necessarily difficult, and nothing should stand in your way, but it does require a certain amount of dedication. All you really need to start is a computer with the right software, but there are certain things such as a dedicated studio space and some good equipment (e.g. a decent microphone), that will be beneficial to have. Once you have your hardware, you need to download software that allows you to host your station and keep it online. Icecast is a good example of a user-friendly server project that streams in MP3 format. You'll then need to download WINAMP, plus the software that actually delivers the stream to your audience. One of ...