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Users of the invented radio
can at any time request news, weather forecasts, stock quotes, traffic
reports or other information, and the most recent location-relevant and
user-appropriate content will be played. This benefits the mobile user,
whether it is a business traveler, a car commuter, or someone waiting for an
appointment. For example, a user wants to
hear the traffic report to avoid any potential delays on the way home. Unlike
existing radios, the invention checks the coordinates read by the GPS system attached
to the radio and begins with the traffic reports closest to the user and in
the direction in which he is heading. In case the report describes an
accident, the corresponding road can be avoided. As with the traffic reports,
the news reports are personalized to the user’s taste. A user can pay a
fee to avoid commercials, but personalized ads may be requested as well. Such
personalized ads might help search, for example, dinner specials or car sales
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