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[The Noob â„¢]

Hi folks. I'm Brand new here. I apologize in advance for the long post but if there's anyone that can give me a hand, I figured that this would be the place.

I run a few other sites (which I won't mention in here) and currently have a project of launching a community oriented shoutcast station. Now, while I'm not new at running websites, running an online station is a new venture to me.

The problem I'm coming into is programming. While I'm making plans to have some of the programming done myself, running the station 24/7 can be a mission. Running my collection of mp3's over and over is not an option.

My goal would be to recruit a few DJ's that would be interested in getting themselves known. The question is how to go about finding them?

What are my options?

Thanks,

The Noob

[NJK]

just a matter of look above

http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=199040

top sticky thread in this forum part.

[dotme]

Besides DJs in the link Spaceplay provided, you can also find some syndicated content listed at http://www.webcasteru.com/index.php - look in the right column under "Free Syndicated Programming".

[ravetrax]

hum, and i thought i was the only one tring to do something simular... gosh darnit... the secert is out...

[Nick@ss]

the 24/7 thing can be easy if you check out our on demand servers that will keep your radio streaming 24/7 without you needing a pc to be connected,

if you have any questions pop over and see us....

links are below :) i hope this helps :)

[GoonDoggie]

A great source for station content is www.247radioonair.com sort of like a one stop shop for all your programing and imaging needs.