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Ryan S
Retired Sonos Staff
April 21, 2020

Sonos 11.1 Brings Sonos Radio

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Sonos 11.1 Brings Sonos Radio

We’re proud to announce the launch of Sonos Radio, the premier radio experience on Sonos.  This is a free, ad-supported streaming radio service available to Sonos customers, offering access to an extensive assortment of music, news, live sports and more. 

 

Sonos Radio connects you with radio stations from around the world, with over 60,000 broadcast radio stations brought together in an easy to use interface. You can also use Sonos Radio to access radio services from our partners, such as iHeartRadio in North America, with more on the way. 

 

Sonos Radio features exclusive Sonos Stations, 30 genre-based stations based off of the music our owners listen to most. Get quick access to music with stations designed to complement the things you do at home, like getting ready in the morning, relaxing, working from home, cooking, and more.

 

Broadcasting from our Sonos Store in New York City, Sonos Sound System is the destination for music discovery and sonic inspiration. You can find Sound System along with our exclusive artist-curated stations under Sonos Presents in the app. 

Learn more here: https://support.sonos.com/s/article/482

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    Ryan S
    Ryan SAuthor
    Retired Sonos Staff
    April 22, 2020

    I also find the station names ‘Rock Road Trip’ and ‘Cruise Control’ a little odd for a home audio system.  :grinning:

    Just put a road trip on the TV and put some music on :)

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    Lyricist I
    April 22, 2020

    Please add WMVY to the local list.  Martha’s Vineyard Radio - Great music.  mvyradio.org

    YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT

    Lyricist III
    April 22, 2020

    Ryan,

    And what about all the other data (not just for Sonos Radio): can you put in writing here that you do not ‘share’ ANY of our data in any form (aggregates, etc.) with ANY third party?

    jgatie
    April 22, 2020

    Ryan,

    And what about all the other data (not just for Sonos Radio): can you put in writing here that you do not ‘share’ ANY of our data in any form (aggregates, etc.) with ANY third party?

     

     

    It’s already in writing:

    https://www.sonos.com/en-us/legal/privacy

     

    Now take you off-topic nonsense elsewhere.

    melvimbe
    April 22, 2020

    I also find the station names ‘Rock Road Trip’ and ‘Cruise Control’ a little odd for a home audio system.  :grinning:

    Just put a road trip on the TV and put some music on :)

     

    Noted.  And I’m going to assume that I can listen to Cocktail Hour at any time of day.

    Danny
    Lyricist III
    April 22, 2020

    Exactly:

    Sharing and Disclosure of Aggregate Data

    We share data in aggregate form and/or in a form which does not enable the recipient of such data to identify you, with third parties, for example, for industry analysis.

    You DO ‘share’ OUR data, and I’m sure you don't share it for the good of your health.

    Who gave you this right? It wasn’t a condition of purchase when I gave you thousands of dollars!

    jgatie
    April 22, 2020

    Exactly:

    Sharing and Disclosure of Aggregate Data

    We share data in aggregate form and/or in a form which does not enable the recipient of such data to identify you, with third parties, for example, for industry analysis.

    You DO ‘share’ OUR data, and I’m sure you don't share it for the good of your health.

    Who gave you this right? It wasn’t a condition of purchase when I gave you thousands of dollars!

     

    You were politely asked to take this to another thread.  This thread is about the Sonos Radio release, not your privacy concerns.

    And sharing is not selling.  

    melvimbe
    April 22, 2020

    Exactly:

    Sharing and Disclosure of Aggregate Data

    We share data in aggregate form and/or in a form which does not enable the recipient of such data to identify you, with third parties, for example, for industry analysis.

    You DO ‘share’ OUR data, and I’m sure you don't share it for the good of your health.

    Who gave you this right? It wasn’t a condition of purchase when I gave you thousands of dollars!

     

    There is a link to create a new topic at the top right corner of the page.

    Danny
    Ryan S
    Ryan SAuthor
    Retired Sonos Staff
    April 22, 2020

    I also find the station names ‘Rock Road Trip’ and ‘Cruise Control’ a little odd for a home audio system.  :grinning:

    Just put a road trip on the TV and put some music on :)

     

    Noted.  And I’m going to assume that I can listen to Cocktail Hour at any time of day.

    That’s a bold decision, but I like it. It’s your prerogative, and I hear that it’s 5 o’clock somewhere… :)

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    melvimbe
    April 22, 2020

    That’s a bold decision, but I like it. It’s your prerogative, and I hear that it’s 5 o’clock somewhere… :)

     

    That somewhere is over on Hot Country!  I’m gonna take a Rock Road Trip to Margaritaville!   After I’m done with this Thom Yorke station trip.

     

     

    Danny