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KROP has signed back on
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Re: KROP has signed back on
That explains why I can't get them today at just before 6 PM at Indian Wells; under the previous country format they came in fairly well on the car radio (but not indoors).
Big 121 said:
That explains why I can't get them today at just before 6 PM at Indian Wells; under the previous country format they came in fairly well on the car radio (but not indoors).
Re: KROP has signed back on
From the IV Press:
......The station will officially begin broadcasting Sept. 6 when the Dodgers play a night game in San Diego. It will broadcast the rest of the regular season games......
Full Story: http://www.ivpressonline.com/articles/2010/08/29/sports/sports02.txt
From the IV Press:
......The station will officially begin broadcasting Sept. 6 when the Dodgers play a night game in San Diego. It will broadcast the rest of the regular season games......
Full Story: http://www.ivpressonline.com/articles/2010/08/29/sports/sports02.txt
Re: KROP has signed back on
MLB prohibits stations streaming its programming. I believe it's part of the collective bargaining agreement between the league and the players. I remember working for KFRU in Columbia, MO not quite 10 years ago when our newsroom got a call stating that we were streaming St. Louis Cardinal games and that we needed to stop immediately. I didn't hear the call, but I still remember Brendan's face as he walked out of the newsroom. His face was contorted, and his ears were so red it looked like they were about to burst into flames!
Ironically, the following weekend, I was doing my airshift at the sister AC station, and the KFRU newsline would ring to our studios on the weekends as the newsroom was not staffed after 12 noon on Saturdays and Sundays. I got several calls from irate Cardinals fans in other markets asking what the **** happened to their favorite program. I even got a bomb threat from one of them! I explained the situation and told him to see MLB.com for more information. He said, "You mean I have to bomb someone else instead?!"
JON BRUCE said:
MLB prohibits stations streaming its programming. I believe it's part of the collective bargaining agreement between the league and the players. I remember working for KFRU in Columbia, MO not quite 10 years ago when our newsroom got a call stating that we were streaming St. Louis Cardinal games and that we needed to stop immediately. I didn't hear the call, but I still remember Brendan's face as he walked out of the newsroom. His face was contorted, and his ears were so red it looked like they were about to burst into flames!
Ironically, the following weekend, I was doing my airshift at the sister AC station, and the KFRU newsline would ring to our studios on the weekends as the newsroom was not staffed after 12 noon on Saturdays and Sundays. I got several calls from irate Cardinals fans in other markets asking what the **** happened to their favorite program. I even got a bomb threat from one of them! I explained the situation and told him to see MLB.com for more information. He said, "You mean I have to bomb someone else instead?!"
Re: KROP has signed back on
To hear baseball online you have to buy the Gameday Audio package on MLB.com, the only other way I know of is to tune into the teams station thru globaltuners.com
To hear baseball online you have to buy the Gameday Audio package on MLB.com, the only other way I know of is to tune into the teams station thru globaltuners.com
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