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However, things have changed a lot over the past few years, with more dedicated services available to help you reach your online radio webcasting dream. What You’ll Need to Get Started If you’re still convinced that it is an online radio station and not a podcast that you want to launch, you’ll need to invest in some hardware. While an existing PC or mid-to-high end laptop should suffice at first (tablets and smartphones aren’t quite ready for the job), you may prefer to purchase a dedicated device so that you can keep the online radio station running without interruption from other PC tasks.