However, your persistence at advertising your work has no doubt landed you
> on many blacklists. In short, plenty of people in workplaces with paper
> MCSE admins will be able to listen to your show.
I dont think I am on very many blacklists. I have just checked the URL checkers on all the major vendors of filtering software, and neither my domain, nor any of the IP addresses associated with it are on any of their blacklists. And this includes the subdomin that is mapped to my live 365 account. I simply created a "Port map" om my server, which links to my Live 365 station. When they put the URL into their browser, or into Windows Media Player, it connects first to my server, which then acts as a "relay" to my Live 365 station, allowing anyone to bypass normal filtering of Live 365. Neither that, nor the secondary backup audio feed on my server are on any of the blacklists of the major filtering software titles (Websense, CyBlock, SurfControl, Bess, SmartFilter, WebWasher, Sentian). So I am probably not on any of the filtering lists of any hardware firewall appliance either, since virtually ALL hardware appliances have their filtering lists from one ofthe afforementioned filtering companies. No part of my server or domain is currently in any of major vendor's filtering lists, so employees at most workplaces can still listen to my station.