Proxies to enable listening to US Radio stations

Gadgetman496 · 2010-12-22 01:02:37

I have been using Mikes Radio World for ages now but in the last year or so I am unable to listen to some of the better radio stations from the US because they now are only allowed to broadcast to people resident in the US. I'm in Ireland and was wondering (A) If I could use some sort of proxy to make it look like I'm in…

22-12-2010 01:02AM

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Gadgetman496

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I have been using Mikes Radio World for ages now but in the last year or so I am unable to listen to some of the better radio stations from the US because they now are only allowed to broadcast to people resident in the US.

I'm in Ireland and was wondering

(A) If I could use some sort of proxy to make it look like I'm in the USA?

(B) If the answer to (A) is yes? How do I go about doing it?

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#2 24-12-2010 10:14PM

KeRbDoG

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Unsure of proxies, but a VPN service might be right up your street.
Will give yea the appearance of being in the country the VPN service gives you a choice of. Overplay.net (link in my sig, tis a referral link btw) is one pay service, $9.95 Sub a month though but gives yea access to many VPNs exit points in the US and around the world. No bandwidth issues so yea can avail of TV streaming services also

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