Internet radio meets Napster.(Brief Article)

AudioMill (www.audiomill.com) has released software, billed as 'the TiVo of Internet radio', that both plays and stores to user's hard drives streaming audio from on-line radio stations. Using free software--BitBop tuner--user chooses an artist or song and software searches for stations that are either playing relevant song at that moment or likely to do so soon. BitBop not only plays song immediately but also saves a copy on user's hard drive. Quality on AudioMill's service is only as good as that of the stream--generally low (40-128 kbps) on most on-line radio stations. Despite