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The concept is based on popular music 24 hours a day mixed with interesting and timely business features and news stories across the Middle East. You can listen using this direct link or by clicking on the below player options.

Each feature is also available on demand as well as in podcasting format, providing you the 5 latest features which you can easily sync with your audio device.

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  • Phil Blizard talking with golf legend Gary Player
  • Celebrity Views - Golfer, Gary Player

  • Legendary South African golfer joins Phil Blizzard for an outspoken chat on on things from golf, to fitness, to healthy eating for youngsters and the potential of the UAE as tourist destination.
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  • United Arab Emirates: 2008-03-24 13:10:52    More audio features | Podcast
  • Official delegation openning ATM 2008
  • ATM 2008 opens

  • ATM 2008 has attracted over 2,200 participants in a show which is 7% bigger than last year. Phil Blizzard looks at this year's event, has a key interview with Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports and takes a visit to the colourful destination of Nepal.
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  • United Arab Emirates: 2008-05-07 10:33:08    More audio features | Podcast
  • Big Band leader Glenn Miller
  • Porter-Miller Big Band Picnic

  • A 'Picnic On The Park' with the sounds of Glenn Miller and Cole Porter from Ronnies Scott's Big Band is likely to be one of this seasons special occassions. Simon McDonald, MD, Sian Dubai blows his big band trumpet with Phil Blizzard.
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  • United Arab Emirates: 2008-04-20 19:02:30    More audio features | Podcast
  • The week's Top Stories, every Friday on BusinessCast
  • BusinessCast May 9, 2008

  • DFM closes week with 0.51% loss, ADX up by 0.64%... Saudi oil revenue to reach 260 billion this year... Causeway to be built between Qatar and Bahrain... Arabian Hotel Investment Conference hears of future and ‘bubble’... ADX is new name for Abu Dhabi bourse... Banks made poor financial decisions according to credit crunch report... Arabian Travel Market hears travel trends survey from Future Brand... Rents in Abu Dhabi up... Qatar Central Bank lowers deposit facility rate by 25 basis points... Middle East airlines record 15.4% passenger increase for March.
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  • 2008-05-09 17:58:34    More audio features | Podcast
  • Roger federer in action
  • Federer derailed in Dubai

  • The 'Swiss Express' World No 1 Roger Federer was derailed as he opened his campaign to win a fifth Dubai Tennis Championship title. This report from Phil Blizzard on Federer's encounter with British No 1 Andy Murray.
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  • United Arab Emirates: 2008-03-03 23:16:12    More audio features | Podcast
  • ATM 2008 - Singapore night racing
  • ATM 2008 - day two report

  • The latest travel news, a visit to Singapore and a key interview with Julie Shields, MD, Jumeirah Living feature in the audio version of this video programme presented by Phil Blizzard from the AME Info studio at the Arabian Travel Market.
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  • United Arab Emirates: 2008-05-08 19:43:05    More audio features | Podcast
  • Emirtes Financial Results Conference
  • Billion-air profits for Emirates

  • Whilst many airlines are having a turbulent flight because of high oil prices Emirates are finding the skies much smoother. Phil Blizzard was at the conference as their financial results were announced by HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al Maktoum, Chairman, Emirates Group. The airline broke the one billion dollar profit milestone for the year ending March 31st 2008.
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  • United Arab Emirates: 2008-04-30 22:37:03    More audio features | Podcast
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Daily programme schedule on AME Info Radio


- Executive Views @ 10:00, 14:00 & 20:00
- Techno News @ 12:00, 16:00 & 22:00
- Celebrity Views @ 13:30, 17:30 & 23:30
- BusinessCast @ 18.00 and on the hour to 03:00

All timings are UAE local time (GMT+ 4)

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  2. Is the stream playing (time is counting by, and the status windows says "Playing") but you don't hear anything? Check your speakers are connected and that the sound is turned up
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  7. If you memory or cache file folders are full you may experience audio streaming errors, try emptying your Temporary Internet files, and any additional files, such as the contents of the recycle bin.
  8. If you are listening in an office, is there a firewall, proxy server, in place that blocks audio streams? Go to Microsoft's general help page look for the firewall and proxy server information or talk to your Network administrator.

The audio frequently buffers

This problem has a myriad of possible causes. Some of the more common causes are:
  1. You may be behind a slower dial-up connection. When connecting to the Internet, you may see a connection speed listed. This is NOT a constant speed, but rather it is the MAXIMUM burstable speed. The station's stream is optimized for a constant 24K connection. At the listed 28,800 bps connection, all you will be able to do is listen to the stream. Any other activity going on with that computer will affect the stream (using a word processor, sending/receiving email, playing Solitaire, etc.). In a perfect world, everyone would have a constant 56K (or faster!) connection speed. The reality is, any connection slower than about 40K will experience some buffering.
  2. An open "hop". The Internet is a web of wires with routers and switches acting as an intersection point. Each section from point to point is called a "hop". If a section of the Internet backbone is down for whatever reason, the signal needs to be rerouted over many hops. This causes delays in the signal and results in buffering.
  3. Heavier than normal Internet traffic. If you've ever sat in a traffic jam, you know that you get nowhere fast. It's the same with Internet traffic. The fastest speed is determined by the slowest link in the chain. This also applies to listeners on a LAN that may be experiencing heavy network traffic.

Disclaimer

This live stream of music is hosted out of Dubai Media City, United Arab Emirates.

All features are produced exclusively for or by AME Info FZ LLC / Emap Limited and replication or redistribution in whole or in part is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of AME Info FZ LLC / Emap Limited.
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