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Posts by William Lee

About William Lee

William Lee is the Accessibility Lead at Web Radio Info Inc., a Clearwater, Florida organization dedicated to making digital audio fully accessible to the visually impaired community. William specializes in rigorously testing smart speakers, screen readers, and mobile applications to break down digital barriers. His work ensures every listener can navigate broadcasts, podcasts, and live events using voice-first, screen-free technology.
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Posted inFeatured Sports

The Next Evolution of Radio? You Might Feel It Instead of Hear It- OneCourt

For decades, radio has been the most accessible way to follow live sports. A great announcer can paint the entire field with words. For many listeners, especially those who are…
Posted by By William Lee March 26, 2026Posted inFeatured, Sports
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Posted inNews Featured

The Video Stream Problem: When Did Radio Start Requiring a Screen?

For nearly a century, radio has been the great equalizer. It is the original accessible medium. Whether you were driving down the highway, working in the garage, or relying entirely…
Posted by By William Lee March 24, 2026Posted inNews, Featured
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Posted inSports Featured Radio

The Ultimate Radio Sport: How to Stream the 2026 MLB Season

Baseball is officially back. For visually impaired listeners and audio enthusiasts, this is one of the best times of the year. Unlike faster sports that rely heavily on visuals, baseball…
Posted by By William Lee March 21, 2026Posted inSports, Featured, Radio
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Posted inFeatured Sports

Screen-Free March Madness: How to Stream the NCAA Tournament on Your Smart Speaker

Navigating complex sports websites, visual brackets, and cluttered mobile apps can be frustrating for screen reader users. Fortunately, when it comes to live sports, the radio broadcast remains one of…
Posted by By William Lee March 12, 2026Posted inFeatured, Sports
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Posted inMusic Featured

Why Atlanta’s WRFG 89.3 FM Earns a Perfect 5-Star Web Radio Rating

If you are searching for the WRFG 89.3 FM Atlanta live stream or exploring community radio in Georgia, this station stands out for one simple reason: structure. WRFG, also known…
Posted by By William Lee February 26, 2026Posted inMusic, Featured

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