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Streaming fun with Cyberjaya.FM
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New Straits Times
09-05-2004
Streaming fun with Cyberjaya.FM
Edition: 2*
CHECK out http://www. cyberjaya.fm/, the new Cyberjaya.FM website.
The revamped Internet Radio station site offers TOP40 for non- stop hits all day (and no annoyances) and DJ@Work, Malaysia's first all-dance channel that features mixes from ONLY local DJs.
A recent check at the international ratings available at http:// www. shoutcast.com/ttsl.html/ revealed 13,282 hours of time spent listening since the last 30 days, and over 49,670 tune-ins.
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