Is Jelli Radio the way of the future?

[Almost Honest]

I've recently discovered Jelli (unusual name right?) and think it's a cool way to get music heard. Does anyone know if this streaming factors into Billboard charts? And/or do you think this or other sites like it are the new way radio stations will play music?

Here's the link to the website: www.jelli.com

[Kurt]

I've heard of it and really like the idea, but I don't know that it could unseat big internet players like Pandora. I could see FM radio doing something like that (there was one FM station that had a sort-of similar setup, but I forget which other than that it was a Chicago station and Meiko tweeted about it because her song was in it), but probably not until someone like CBS Radio introduces it across their sites.

[Almost Honest]

^Yeah I keep hearing of listener controlled radio being the new thing to come for FM radio but I have yet to see that really take off although I have always been interested in seeing how it would affect charts.

[Pipa]

"Sorry! Jelli is currently unavailable outside the U.S."

I just want to listen to music legally, is that too much to ask? Alright, Pirate Bay it is.

[Almost Honest]

Mar 12, 2013 21:56:05 GMT -5 Pipa said:

"Sorry! Jelli is currently unavailable outside the U.S."

I just want to listen to music legally, is that too much to ask? Alright, Pirate Bay it is.

:'( There are a lot of morons in the US if that makes you feel better about not living here!

[Pipa]

Mar 13, 2013 23:37:14 GMT -5 Almost Honest said:

Mar 12, 2013 21:56:05 GMT -5 Pipa said:

"Sorry! Jelli is currently unavailable outside the U.S."

I just want to listen to music legally, is that too much to ask? Alright, Pirate Bay it is.

:'( There are a lot of morons in the US if that makes you feel better about not living here!

I'll stick with Canada. Plus, there are morons everywhere.