A heckofa lot of oit has to do with advance tracks.  Here's the chain of events: someone plays a pre-release track that is included in a recorded set,  set is posted online,  someone hears banging new track and has to play it,  person realizes track isn't available,  person rips track from live set,  person plays track in recorded set,  and the cycle starts over again.

Thusly,  the track has already been distributed before the label had a chance to make a buck.  Bad,  bad juju.

Salem would never go for it...they're way too conservative...they shut down a mixshow that we did on a CCM station in San Francisco...

i'm sorry this is happening

honestly, i've never helped though, i don't think i've ever tuned in to the show, maybe once or so but i really do not recall

the way it is for me, even though i'm in front of a computer constantly due to work, i rarely listen to streaming stations, when i do it's sporadic and not planned so there's no way i'd be on regularly to listen to a show

what i do do often, is download mixes and put them on the ipod/other devices/etc...

if the mixes happen to show up in a place i frequent, and they're styles i dig, then i end up getting them, otherwise i don't

Nate just gave you the solid argument for a podcast.

So how about the podcast idea!!!
I mean each show as podcast. Which wouldnt have to rule out never streaming just until there was more support for u guys in delvering the streaming?

as mentioned in my previous post, we are gonna change the primary focus of the station. All should be ready for Cornerstone.