Radio is a <b>publish and subscribe</b> content management system, a system that allows users to author web pages on their own hard disk and have them simultaneously published to a remote 40MB 'cloud disk' somewhere in the Silicon Valley for others to access and read (subscribe).
	Radio's most powerful feature is its news collection subscription system. Every major newspaper has its headline index encoded in a language called XML 'Extensible Market Language). Radio can subscribe to these (RSS) feeds so that a user can:
	1) have a repository of the main headlines downloaded to a hard disk every 30 minutes (scan time is settable in the News Aggregator under Radio's Prefs dashboard menu).
	2) link these headlines to a weblog with comments attached (allow comments of others as well if desireable (settable in the Weblog 'Comment' preference under Radio's Prefs dashboard menu).
	3) have a long vertical column of Internet links on a weblog for one-click connections 'everywhere'.
	And finally not forgetting the editorial merits of Radio,the bundled word processor/ editor is an outliner, a writing tool that encourages a more structured way of thinking than free form pen and paper.
	In short, Radio is the latest thing in the information age's feeding frenzy and your door to a truly 'inter-connected' Internet.