Blind Line continues to bring you the top guests in the blindness field.
Continuing our interviews with movers and shakers in the access technology
industry, we're pleased to tell you that President and founder of
Henter-Joyce, Ted Henter, will be interviewed on this week's Blind Line on
24 July. We'll be talking a little about Ted's personal story, Henter
Joyce's business philosophy, the future of the screen reading industry and
of JFW in particular.
The interview will be recorded a few hours before the show, so if you have
questions you would like asked of Ted, feel free to e-mail them to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
After the interview, you'll have the chance to phone in and discuss any
issue of interest, and/or to comment on the points Ted made in his
interview. In previous weeks, we've received calls from Australia, Britain,
Canada, Holland and New Zealand, so it truly is an international talk show
for blind people.
Blind Line can be heard on Saturday at 2200 Universal time. That's 6 PM
Eastern and 3 PM Pacific in the US, 10 AM Sunday morning New Zealand time
and 8 AM Sunday morning Eastern Australian time.
MBSFM.com broadcasts with the high quality Shoutcast streaming audio system.
To listen to audio in this format, you will need a programme called Winamp
from Nullsoft. To immediately start downloading the Winamp software, please
click on the following URL
http://members.xoom.com/jmosen/winamp224_full.exe
Once you have Winamp installed, there are a number of ways to listen.
1. Open Winamp, press control+L to open a location, and type the following
URL
http://216.32.166.89:15814
You may want to copy the above line to your Windows Clipboard and paste it
into the Open Location edit box.
2. Visit the MBSFM.com site at
http://www.mbsfm.com
Use control+tab to get past the annoying and temporary Xoom frame at the top
of the page, tab to the "listen now" link and press ENTER. If this is the
first time you have used Winamp for playing Shoutcast files, your browser
may ask you whether you want to open or save the file. It is safe to open it
and to uncheck the checkbox that asks every time whether you want to open or
save the file.
3. I have taken the liberty of attaching a very small, 66 byte file to this
message called mbs.pls. If Winamp is set up correctly, then opening this
file from your Desktop, My Computer or Windows Explorer will let you hear
the station. If all else fails, you can open Winamp, press L for Open File,
and type the path name and file, for example c:\download\mbs.pls.
If you need help, we will endeavour to answer questions at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jonathan Mosen
http://www.mbsfm.com
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