Radio
The Internet can be used to find out about what's on the radio and to listen to both UK radio stations and broadcasts from around the world.
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Radio online
Most radio stations show you what's on now, radio schedules and let you listen to live radio on your computer.
National Radio |
Local Radio |
World Radio |
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BBC Radio
To listen to live BBC Radio or View Schedule, go to BBC Radio*, select a station and click on the 'Listen Live' or 'View Schedule' buttons.
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Listen Again
The Internet enables radio stations to not only play live music, but to let you "listen again" to a selection of recent programmes.
An example is the BBC iPlayer.
BBC iPlayer
And for TV?
Find out about TV anytime.
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Podcasts
Podcasts let you listed to the latest programme from some radio stations and other publishers of audio content.
Originated by Apple for iTunes for downloading audio content to the iPod, soon as it's available. With our current range of audio podcasts, you can take your favourite radio programmes with you on the move and listen wherever and whenever you like.
You can "subscribe" to receive a podcast, rather like you might subscribe to a magazine and get it delivered each week. All of the BBC's podcasts are free, and you can stop receiving the files at any time.
If you'd rather not subscribe, you can download episodes of a podcast series individually.
In order to subscribe for a podcast, you need an internet connection and a piece of podcast software which is usually available free of charge. Once you have installed this software, it will check the BBC for new episodes of your chosen podcast series and automatically download new episodes for you.
You can then listen to podcast episodes on your computer, or transfer them to a portable device, such as an mp3 player such as the iPod.
