Identifying radio stations along a travel route that...

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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C455S161200

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07636557

ABSTRACT:
Techniques are disclosed for identifying radio stations along a travel route broadcasting programs in user-specified radio program formats without requiring positioning devices that provide real-time positioning information of a radio receiver. An exemplary method includes determining a travel route based on specified starting and ending location information. The method includes identifying, from a plurality of radio stations, any radio stations along the determined travel route that broadcast radio program formats corresponding to at least one specified radio program format. The identifying includes analyzing predetermined radio station information compiled for the plurality of radio stations. The method includes outputting the identified radio stations to accompany the determined travel route as text-formatted travel directions comprising a plurality of text segments. The text segments specify at least one of the identified radio stations or indicate that none of the radio stations were identified, adjacent text segments that identify travel directions.

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