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Boston Webcaster Streams to Phones; Nokia and SonyEriccson to MP3

By admin, on June 23rd, 2003

Boston Webcaster RadioStorm has begun streaming its music to mobile phone users. The Radio and Internet Newsletter reports that 20,000 to 30,000 mobile phone users are “dialing in” each month. Because that streaming costs users the same as voice calls, most users are dialing in during nights and weekends when their mobile phone networks offer mobile phone time for free.

Meanwhile, Europemedia reports that both Nokia and SonyEriccson have acquired licenses to offer MP3 music through their mobile phones. The licenses

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