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![]() | Kiss Fresh and Kisstory take to Freeview and online Kiss Fresh, a brand new digi station playing nonstop new beats including hip-hop, R&B, EDM, House and garage, is launching via the new Kiss Player accessible from your web broswer on desktop PCs and Macs, and via mobile web on smartphones and tablets, and through the forthcoming new KissKube iOS app - and via our listen live pages. The station will also broadcast hour-long mixes from a range of new DJs and specials from artists such as Daft Punk. Kisstory makes its transition from an hour-long blast from the past on Kiss to a fully-fledged station on Freeview TV (channel 714) and online. The station plays nonstop old skool and dance anthems. Both stations are available online, accessible also via our listen live pages. Commenting on his new rock gig, Nicky said: “Almost 40 years to the day since beginning my broadcasting career I’m excited to be joining a great team who are quite simply building a ground-breaking radio station and an innovative business which will transform the listeners’ interaction and offer rock music like no other”. Head of Radio, Moose Evans, will try and sober up to present ‘The Breakfast Show’, with ex Rock Radio presenter “Dewsbury” taking on afternoons alongside his other role of heading up the station's playlist. To get the new station, grab a DAB digital radio or re-tune your existing set if you can't find TeamRock Radio in your station list. You can also listen online to the test transmissions. The Bristol Show 2013 was the place to see 4K hi-res tellies, Bluetooth, Airplay and wireless speakers. Wireless audio seemed to be the popular buzzword at the show. Internet tablets such as the Nexus 7 and Amazon Kindle and smartphones have access to radio and music streaming apps, such as Radioplayer and tunein, which make them convenient for getting your music or sports commentary fix. Ditching the tinny built-in speaker or headphones for a wireless connection to a set of decent speakers makes listening to streaming radio and music a much more satisfying experience. Over the coming days and weeks, we'll share some of the products we've seen at the Bristol Show this year. Archive reports : 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | earlier years |