DJTT Internet Radio: Should it be a thing?

[ThinAir]

Que es Scouse Bounce? I are from down south.

This...

My YouTube did a little sick in its mouth finding it for you....

[balakoth]

In connection with a soon-to-be-published article, I'm curious as to if there's interest in our community to have an semi-official internet radio station. We'd need an incredible volunteer to run it and vet/train/schedule DJs, and we'd of course need a bunch of DJs who would be willing to contribute!

What can we do to make this the way coolest internet radio station ever?
DJs with experience on internet radio, we're looking to you for advice as well : )

What would you be charging for it? Or would it be laden with advertisement? These are my determining factors

I mean unless of course you are just going to spring for some insane bandwidth usage out of your own pocket :P

[0Notice]

Would love for this thing to exist.

[the_bastet]

Put a donk on it.

[CountenanT]

It's practically a no-brainer. Of course!

[johney]

would play

[scattrrbrain]

I'd run it and mix on it!

[VirtualLogic]

I think it is abit silly to have only a single person, running it, me and some other guys from here ran a small one of mixlr for abit, and it worked out great. But we didn't have enough djs playing on there. That account is still set up if people want to use it. We also had a schedual going, which I still have the template for and we could use if anybody likes?
We basically shared the username and password, but we could change the password every week or something so that it doesn't get risky if you know what I mean.

[the_bastet]

You could even get board members to pledge contributions monthly to help pay for bandwidth.

[LoveBeat]

Of course I'd like to contribute! I play mostly Mainroom stuff, I know it's not the favorite genre here, but I'd be ready to make a guest mix at every time!