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Not sure how this is going to work…  but….  

The BBC have announced that they are creating a “plug-in gadget that turns MP3 players into digital radios.”  The plans are in the early stages and no functionality spec or firm details have been released, nor has a cost or availability. 

A BBC spokesman was reported as saying, “it’s important for to us to make sure that people can listen to digital radio on their own terms"

"We have a duty to make sure digital radio is relevant and clearly portable MP3 players are a massive area of growth,"   The spokesman would not put a timetable on when the project would be finished but said: "We would like to get something out sooner rather than later."

All together now can you say BBC-Apple ?

See the whole article on  the BBC web site 

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