Re: Free Internet radio for USA news - including election news

On 4/28/24 7:59 AM, Jan K. wrote:

If you are like me, and therefore you are not already using a free Internet
radio broadcast, you won't know the answer to this question - but if you
are already listening to Internet radio - you might be able to help me.
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I looked up free Internet radio for Android & iOS that has news.
https://audials.com/en/how-to-record-music/radio-app
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There are too many to easily choose from without having tested each one.
Have you already used an Internet radio app for news that you like?
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My favorites are Open Radio and iHeartRadio.

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I'm sure most are for music but I don't care about music. Just news.
USA news would be best (election news, for example, as I watch MSNBC).
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Do all the Internet news stations require an account to be set up first?

Some do and some don't. For the ones I use that do I keep a fake I.D. and
 email address.

Do any Internet news station NOT require that account to be set up first?
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Do all the free apps pop up extra (visual) ads on the device?
Do any of the free apps NOT add (extra) visual ads (on the device)?

Don't care since I LISTEN to the radio, not watch it...

[I expect that there are already verbal ads in the radio broadcast.]
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In short, do you have a really good free Internet news you'd suggest?

I like Bloomberg stations but they're mostly about investing. But not all. I
 just finished listening to CBS Sunday Morning. They interviewed Dan Rather.
 I hadn't realized he was still alive...