My Ass Radio, Grand Forks, North Dakota
We are currently in the programming(both show and website) and recruiting stages. Plans are to use Airtime and Icecast as launching platforms for a small open source radio station. So far we have implemented Airtime as our test platform and are building from there. Our goal is build a cheap community operated radio station that abides by all FCC requirements and doesn't require licencing. Our group of hardware and software hobbyist will be working on some support products for our airtime server. As we develop these pieces we will be releasing information to other airtime users. Will be located at myassradio.com (currently our Airtime Test Server)


Camerin

Hey Adam. We have just launched a purely online (i.e. no studio component) 24/7 internet radio station in the UK at http://www.catalystradio.org

We're hoping to get some good feedback/feature requests/bug reports heading your way soon, and I am going to be looking at tighter integration with our Rails based site, incorporating some kind of "record and podcast" feature into it.

We're all getting used to the interface and how it works right now, and we will get a testimonial your way once we have a little experience using it.

All the best and thanks for all the work you guys have put in, so far it has been awesome.

JimDog (developer for www.catalystradio.org)

catalystradio.org looks great!

I'd be very interested to see a case study of how you made it, if you have the time to write one up, especially how it is integrated with your CMS.

The Farm Community, Summertown, Tennessee, USA
I setup Campcaster for The Farm community in Summertown, Tennessee, USA -- http://thefarmcommunity.com/ . We broadcast on FM with a range of a few miles. As an advocate of free/libre/open-source (FLO) everything, I jumped at the chance to switch the radio station to a FLO stack after a lightening strike took out the previous Mac computer. After looking online for FLO radio station software, I decided that Campcaster was the best suited to our needs -- scheduled playout, manageable by computer novices, easy install. I setup a computer running Ubuntu 10.04 and Campcaster 1.4, and the radio station was back on the air. I'm back on The Farm for a few weeks, and I intend to upgrade the system to Airtime 1.8.2 and Ubuntu Studio 11.04. We would really like the smart playlist feature -- that would make scheduling much easier. In the future, the school wants to start producing content for the radio station and possibly streaming it online. That will likely become more feasible as the school transitions to FLO operating systems such as Ubuntu Studio.

Argentina
I'm about to go on a trip to Argentina to share FLO everything (software, hardware, content, business models, art, and more), and I may meet groups that want to setup radio stations -- Airtime will be my go-to choice, due to its ease of maintenance, thorough documentation, graceful features, and easy program scheduling by computer novices.

Thanks Sourcefabric and all contributors for such functional, strategic, libre software.

~ Patrick Gibbs, http://mutualgift.net

Great tutorials on the site Camerin - thanks!