I think it's important to distinguish between stations here as well. Stations which only exist online generally understand how the internet works and understand that they need to make their content easily available to a wide range of software and devices. Take a look at someone like di.fm, nice easy mp3 streams with pretty static URLs. On the other hand you have conventional radio companies who have decided to have an internet stream and often they just don't get it. They assume (or prefer) that everyone gets their stream using the (IE only) embedded player in their website full of ads. They see the site as the money maker and the stream as the lure to get you there. They actually don't want you to listen from your SB3 or whatever, so they have no interest in making it easy for you. I look forward to their demise :)
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