We've added a new feature on the AOL Radio widget that you can embed on your MySpace, Facebook, Bebo pages - or even for your own personal blog or website.

You can now tweet on Twitter what station you are listening to on the module. Simply click on the 'Tweet This' button on the module and you will be prompted for your Twitter username and password. Once you've entered this in, your Twitter feed will be automatically updated to alert your followers what AOL Radio station you're listening to, like so:

So Twitter fans, check it out!

Last night, we made some updates to the AOL Radio web player to help improve the experience.

Many of you have complained about the volume of the video ads that occasionally appear. You are now able to control the volume of the video ads by adjusting the volume or muting the ad all together.

Additionally, we've improved the volume slider on the player so that it's not so buggy.

As always, continue sending us your feedback and suggestions for the player.

Over the past several weeks, some AOL subscribers have written us either via e-mail or through the feedback link alerting us that they were not able to listen to any stations because the player would result in a "This station is temporarily not available" message when you chose an AOL station to listen to.

We are happy to report that a new version of the player was released last night that should help with this problem.

If you are still experiencing this issue, you may need to clear your cache in order to get your computer to load the new player.

Follow these steps if you do not know how to do this:

To Clear Your Cache:

AOL Users:

1) Go to the Settings button in the toolbar inside AOL
2) Select "Internet Web Options

3) Select "Select Footprints to Clear"

4) Next to "Browser Cache" hit the Clear button
5) Exit out of AOL, sign into AOL again and try loading the player

Internet Explorer/Firefox Users:

1) Go to your Control Panel in your Windows Start Menu
2) Within your Control Panel, either go to "Internet Options" OR "Network and Internet Connections" and then "Internet Options" (depending on how your Start Menu is configured)
3) Within the "Browsing History" section on the first tab, click the "Delete" button
4) Under "Temporary Internet Files" click on the "Delete Files" tab
5) Wait for it to finish and then try loading the AOL Radio player again

If you are still having issues, please e-mail me at: TCinRadioNYC@aol.com.

Thank you for your patience and we hope you continue listening.

Either the Arizona Cardinals or the Pittsburgh Steelers will be bringing home the Lombardi Trophy today as they play in the biggest game of their year tonight. So if you want all the latest analysis and expert picks, click on any one of our sports radio news stations. And if you're hosting a party for the big game, click on "Sports Jamz" for stadium anthems and team fight songs.

Listen to Sports Radio News

Listen to Sports Jamz

AOL Users:

We released a new version of the AOL Radio player a few nights ago that should fix many of the reported problems. If AOL Radio is not working for you, try clearing your cache.

To do this, follow these steps inside AOL:

1) Go to the "Settings" button on the top of the AOL toolbar (it's in between "News" and "Music") OR go to Keyword: Settings (Hit Control + K on your keyboard and type "Settings")

2) Click on the link that says "Internet [Web] Options"

3) Click on the tab that says "Clear My Footprints"

4) Select the button that says "Select Footprints to Clear"

5) Check the button that says "Browser Cache." Click on the "Clear" button on the right for Browser Cache.

6) Hit Close and load AOL Radio again as you normally would.

If you load AOL Radio again and it's still not working, then please visit this link for other tips. Or, you may e-mail me at: TCinRadioNYC@aol.com for additional help.

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.

Share it around!

Are you a fan of AOL Radio? Stay in tune with on-going developments and chat with other AOL Radio listeners - and the AOL Radio staff as well - at our official Facebook, MySpace, Bebo and Twitter groups! You'll be able to grab the official AOL Radio widget to embed onto your Facebook, MySpace, Bebo or even your own personal site or blog.

I'm trying to get as many people involved as possible so if your friends listen to AOL Radio, get them to join one of these groups as well.

As a token of my appreciation, every new user that joins any of our social networks - Facebook, MySpace, Bebo or Twitter - between now and November 30th (11:59 PM Eastern) will be entered in a random drawing to win a cool AOL Radio prize and a bunch of CDs from their favorite genre of music.

I will select ONE (1) winner from the Facebook, MySpace, Bebo and Twitter groups each for a cool prize pack. Remember, all you have to do is become a "fan" of AOL Radio on one of those groups. If you already have an account at Facebook, MySpace, Bebo or Twitter, just click on one of the links below to join. I'll be sending you an e-mail via those networks if you are a winner on December 1st so make sure you check your Facebook/MySpace/Bebo/Twitter inbox on that day.

For those of you who are new to AOL Radio, you may not be aware that AOL Radio can be listened to through other ways than just the web player.

In addition to the player at http://www.aolradio.com, you can also find AOL Radio on:

• AOL Radio on AIM - Download the latest version of AIM here (http://www.aim.com) and listen to AOL Radio right from your AIM player by clicking on the icon with the headphones at the bottom of your buddy list.
• AOL Radio on WinAmp - Download the latest version of Winamp here (http://www.winamp.com). Go to the "View" menu and select "Media Library" (or, right click on the player and select "Media Library"). In the Media Library tab on the left, select "AOL Radio" in the Online Services tree.
• AOL Radio for Mac (Standalone) - While Mac users can load the AOL Radio player using the Safari web browser, they also have the option of downloading a standalone application. Mac users can visit the Mac download page here: http://beta.aol.com/projects.php?project=radioformac2
• AOL Radio for iPhone & iPod Touch - iPhone and iPod Touch users can have all of AOL and CBS Radio's streams instantly on-the-go. iPhone users can listen to AOL Radio over the EDGE, 3G or Wifi networks while iPod Touch users will need a Wifi connection. You must have access to the Apple App Store. To download AOL Radio for iPhone/iPod Touch, search for "AOL Radio" in the App Store or click here for a direct link: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=281913144&mt=8