Tom raises the 2 points with which I have problems with programs such as 
this.
One is that no single database can be expected to keep on top of 
everything; it's physically impossible unless one eats, sleeps and drinks 
everything internet radio, is willing to give up a life, and then you 
still likely you will miss changes, new additions and all the rest.
I personally prefer using my own hardware synthesizers be it a TripleTalk 
PCI on a desktop or a TripleTalk usb on a notebook.
Self-voicing applications, in theory, sound nice but they tend to have 
limitations out of necessity and, of course, don't play into one's own 
personal preferences when it comes to speech which is like choosing bbq 
ribs, pizza, or ice cream -- everythin is personal choice with no right or 
wrong answers.

I too wish the program developer success as obviously the more choices the 
better.
And if it makes life simpler for some, great!

All that concerned me was the suggestion, as part of the program hype, 
that internet radio was next to impossible for blind listeners to gain 
access to.
That most certainly isn't the situation!!!


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