HDiRadio.com Adds Top Conservative Talkers, Limbaugh, Ingraham, Savage, Hannity and Dobbs to Guide

Sept. 6, 2010 - PRLog -- NEW YORK, August 30, 2010 –Jetcast today announced that Integrity Radio of Florida, LLC, operator of Florida news talk station 1480 AM, is now using Jetcast’s UniversalPlayer™ with RadioLoyalty™ products and has listed the station on the HDiRadio.com high definition Internet radio guide site.  Now, all nation’s top conservative talk show hosts, including Rush Limbaugh, Laura Ingraham, Michael Savage, Lou Dobbs, and Sean Hannity, and liberal talker, Alan Colmes, can be heard in high quality audio.  

“Jetcast has a great solution for small and medium size terrestrial broadcasters like us,” said George Kalman, President of Integrity Broadcasting.  “We got a great looking new player, tons of new interactive features for our listeners, unlimited streaming, and Jetcast is helping us grow our audience, all for no out-of-pocket costs and no monthly fee,”  Kalman continued.  “Jetcast’s services have positioned us perfectly for our online future,” said Kalman.  

“We are really excited to add WFLN 1480 to our rapidly growing station list.  There are a lot of people each day searching for a way to listen live online to Rush Limbaugh, Laura Ingraham, Michael Savage, Lou Dobbs, Sean Hannity, and Alan Colmes with great audio quality.  By using Jetcast’s high definition Internet radio solutions, listeners everywhere can tune into WFLN and hear their favorite radio talk shows in the highest quality online’, said John Williams, CEO of Jetcast, Inc.  

To listen to WFLN 1480 go to www.wflnradio.com , or go to www.HDiRadio.com and search the “talk-conservative” station section.

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