Grab the AOL Radio widget for your page or blog

Posted Oct 14th 2008 11:29AM by T.C.
Filed under: News, Tips

Want to share AOL Radio with your friends or visitors?

We're announcing the launch of the AOL Radio widget which is embeddable on popular social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace and Bebo. Additionally, you can snag this widget for your desktop, blog or personal site!

Simply click on the "Copy Me" button in the widget below and choose where you want it to go. If you want to add it to your personal blog/site, you'll need to copy the embed HTML code.

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1. works great!

Posted at 5:07PM on Oct 15th 2008 by nycFan

2. The AOL Radio widget doesn't work in Mac Dashboard.

The icon is displayed and stations are available for selection,
but none of them play.

Posted at 1:21PM on Oct 21st 2008 by jjaker

3. how do you get it to continue playing while you move around facebook?

Posted at 1:22PM on Oct 21st 2008 by judyex

4. Works fine for me...

Posted at 1:07PM on Oct 23rd 2008 by Bill Absher

5. I am from Galicia in the northwest of Spain, over Portugal, and had some problems with AOL radio reception along the summer,but nowadays it works very fine for me, and I use to listen it every time I can hear music during the day. Thanks AOL and CBS

Posted at 10:29AM on Oct 24th 2008 by Luisstv51

6. I can not copy to my myspace page. I have tried 4 times toget it to work. It says it is copied to go to myspace now, and when I get there it is not on it. Can you help?

Thanks Eron

Posted at 2:11PM on Oct 25th 2008 by eroells

7. The Mac widget us broken in 10.4.11 intel, and the scroll bar does not work please fix soon

Posted at 3:27PM on Nov 15th 2008 by chasapple4

8. The Mac widget is broken in 10.4.11 intel, and the scroll bar does not work please fix soon

Posted at 3:28PM on Nov 15th 2008 by chas4

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