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James Cridland James Cridland | 10:25 UK time, Tuesday, 1 April 2008

A few weeks back, I posted a few messages here about the work we're doing to change the way we're streaming radio. We're calling the technical work "Project Coyopa", after the Mayan god of thunderous noises. (No, I didn't name it).

Just to keep you abreast of the work we're doing: here's a picture of one half of the Coyopa system, currently in testing somewhere in the UK.

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Read more and comment at the 91Èȱ¬ Radio Labs blog.

James Cridland is Head of Future Media & Technology, 91Èȱ¬ Audio & Music Interactive

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