The Answer to Radio Baffle: Yes.net

By: Alejandra Serna

Doesn't it suck when you don't know the name of a song on the radio? Yes.net is the answer to this problem. It allows you to find the artist's name and the title of the song you just heard on the radio. The procedure is simple. Once on the site, you select your city and the radio station. As you make the first selection, the radio station choices are narrowed down. Then, you select the approximate time in which you heard the song and the song title / artist appears instantly. This site thoroughly catalogues hundreds of radio stations around the country. All the songs played throughout the day are then posted under 5 minute time intervals - the approximate duration of a song. The "recently played" time appears first. Nonetheless, you can find songs played from the previous morning. In addition, the site has an extra feature that allows you to find the CD containing the song, on-line. The site is user-friendly, so no computer-wiz skills are necessary. All that's required is the "need" to find that song.

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