Breaking the waves

By Rebecca Mazzei

Aug 23, 2000 at 12:00 am

Audio By Carbonatix

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Within months, 101.9 WDET-FM will be joining other favorite radio stations with 24-hour live Webcasting. According to WDET public relations director Kevin Piotrowski, fiber-optic cables have been installed and technical components are currently being tested. Everyone’s hoping the station will be live online in approximately 30-60 days, but it’ll be obvious when the ’cast is up and sounding. DJs will be boasting; the home page (www.wdetfm.org) will be arrowing toward the “click here!” button and we’ll write about it again. So all displaced Detroiters, wherever they may be, who’ve been e-mailing that they miss their WDET can soon rest easy to the sound of arts and information programming from the campus of Wayne State University.

Rebecca Mazzei is Metro Times arts and culture editor. Send comments to [email protected]