[quanmay35]

I was able to listen to streaming on the internet now it's blocked any suggestion to get around this?

[Advertisements]

is this on your home computer or work computer?

[dsenette]

is this on your home computer or work computer?

[quanmay35]

work computer

[dsenette]

so you're at work...and you used to be able to listen to the radio but your IT guys installed software/hardware that blocks it now? and you're wanting to get it back?

[Neil Jones]

MP4 player with built-in radio is the solution of the day here I reckon.
Or failing that, talk to your IT guys.

[quanmay35]

what would u suggest for MP4 player? I listen to local AM talk radio
IT guys just laughed it off but If I knew how to get the proxies I get the last laugh.


thanks guys

[dsenette]

i suggest that you invest in a cheap AM radio for your desk and clear it with H.R. (ever seen office space? "i was told that i could listen to my radio at an acceptable volume......i'm going to have to burn the building down")

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