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This article is an interesting chronology of a unique radio station, but it contains no reliable source citations to back up its facts. There are statements of belief about the motivation of people during the history of the station, and comparison to other stations without any evidence. It would be a much stronger article with some verifiable sources... (in general, Wikipedia does not consider blogs to be a reliable source).StreamingRadioGuide07:50, 12 October 2007 (UTC)Reply
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Added as many references as I could find. Most of the article is as noted above, statements of belief about the motivation of people during the history of the station. Left the cite references template up.