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kahunaaccidentale@yahoo.com wrote:
: Whilst listening online (via Windows MediaPlayer) to FoxFM out of
: Melbourne, Australia (online themselves at http://www.fox.com.au/ for
: the record) in recent days, I could not help but wonder myself:
: 
: Doesn't it sound so remarkably like WNNO-FM out of Wisconsin Dells, The
: Unofficial Radio Station of the Water Capital, in terms of its approach,
: style of announcer delivery and playlist?

	Fox FM probably sounds so similar, because we play so much 
America overproduced garbage, rather than more Australian music. 
	Also, the consultants hired, the software used to program it and 
the modelling for training are generally US based.

: Perhaps the collective inspiration of Wisconsin Dells denziens every
: summer as are well-acquainted with WNNO from their seemingly annual
: pilgrimages Waar Die Pret Natuurlich Gekom (and have listened in to
: FoxFM via the Internet) may be enough to discern things clearly enough.
: However, having had some acquaintenance with WNNO-FM 106.9, I must
: wonder if such sounds so remarkably similar.

	Well, that sez unto me, you be a taking toooo much acid.

: 
: (For best results, I would suggest spending some time listening to FoxFM
: off their website, at http://www.fox.com.au/ for the record. The live
: feed uses Windows MediaPlayer to work properly, so make sure it's
: installed on your computer first; if you don't have it yourself, you can
: download it gratis right there at the website. Just make sure your
: computer useth Windows95, Windows98 or WindowsNT as the operating
: system; I'm not sure if such works well with Linux, MacOS or other
: such.)


	Oh gosh, could we have mentioned Microsoft one more time, plugged 
another commercial website or possibly pushed the line any further? What 
a brochure! 

	Microsoft mediaplayer, Windoze and NoT are BadThings(tm), along with 
commercial radio in general.

	Give me Linux, community radio and MP3's any day!

Jack@!