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Hunterdon Chamber Radio – The Voice of Business Contact: Chris Bianco
Biographical Info
The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce has launched an internet radio station, bringing to the listening audience talk radio on business issues, local news, community information and much more.
The timing is right to do this, because we now have apps for phones, iPads, Facebook, LinkedIn, and new cars are coming out with wifi in the dash. So now people are not stuck to a computer to listen to internet radio.
Hunterdon County Chamber is the first and only Chamber in the United States to have a 24 hour Internet Radio Station dedicated to this format, including national and international news on the hour from the Independent Radio News.
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