In the United States in the future, Internet users will be able to decide what will be played on the radio, operating in the Web 2.0 style Radio Jellie signed an agreement with Triton digital radio network, so from the beginning of 2010 twice a day will receive their permanent emission time FM stations in 4500. So far beyond Internet radio to work only two hours a week on the airwaves of local broadcasters in San Francisco for it on the Web Jellie can listen to the clock on three different channels.Method of transmission is largely automated and put into the hands of users. By vote, they determine which songs will be broadcast on the air and in what order. Using "missiles and bombs," which everyone has available in limited numbers, individual customers may ignore the opinion of other listeners, and with the click to send a track to the top of the list, or delete it from there. In the event of exceptional music, even mistakes can the community to collectively remove the already emitted from the antenna song.
Personal playlists, chats and the ability to send private messages to other listeners have to provide community development by focusing on three stations Jellie. Via phone and Twitter users themselves can also speak on the radio. In the latter case, the message is processed by a mechanism replacing text to speech. Not yet known whether Jellie also dare to leap for the United Water - to Europe. Meanwhile, next to the radio in the style of Web 2.0 in Australia.
