Hello,
Ray, the TNAUK man, Ted Davis, definitely said that the customer asked to
have the two extra local radio stations added, which had been done by the
next morning.
If this box is made available through Wireless for the Blind, I would
certainly be keen to get hold of one, and then would enjoy asking TNAUK to
add the numerous European stations that are bookmarked on my PC.
Cheers,
Christopher
At 20:54 15/04/2008 +0100, you wrote:
Just heard the guy from TNAUK on In Touch being interviewed about the
web radio.
Confused a little by one thing he said, that someone's web box was
seemingly updated over night to get a local station. So, is it possible
after all to do this remotely? Or have I mis-heard this. bit of the
programme?
Seems though that Wireless for the Blind fund is now interested so many
might stand to get it for free, so we're led to understand.
I must say though that In Touch and those taking part seem to live in
splendid isolation re. comments on this list over the last month or so.
You'd think this is "Thee Solution" to hear them talk on the programme,
but we all know it isn't. It will be all the more interesting to hear
what RNIB decides.
Cheers,
From Ray
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