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I can't find the radio button on iTunes 11.

Here is a screen shot of my options:

Your screen shot did not post so you may wish to repost. But check the Parental Controls in the iTunes preferences and see if perhaps Radio is turned off there.

Regards.

here is a link to the screen shot:

http://cl.ly/image/3T3k1Q2e3p0p

I just chekced parental controls, I have no restrictions.

A long shot, but try checking the Radio box in the Parental preferences, click "OK", close the window, then go back into the Parental preferences and uncheck the box. Perhaps that will bring back the Radio feature.

Regards.

good idea. unfortunately it did not fix it.

I solved my own problem (and hoefully others who arrive here)....

to dipaly the radio option, you need to enable it in the Preferences -> General Preferences.

http://cl.ly/image/0I3Y0l3x1R3k

after ensuring that it was not deselected in the general preferences and not disallowed in the parental controls i noticed that it was not showing when i had 'library' selected but would show when i had 'store' selected. I used to find this in my library...appears it has been moved.

I miss my radio stations. I used to listen to radio stations from around the world in iTunes. Now it is gone..Unless someone can tell me where the list of radio stations are hidden in the new iTunes.

I feel you pain and I have your same question 😟

Wait i just firgured it out. Go to Itunes>prferences and click on the "General" tab. Under the "show" listing check the box for internet radio. Now that thats done you should see internet radio as an option (see screenshot).

Hope this helps!

Thank you, Ivonfan, for finding the Internet radio stations! (the guy on phone support yesterday couldn't find them, either).

Radio has always been the internet radio stations. It is confusing - APPLE! - for us long time users to change it to something different. I just clicked on "Internet" and found the radio stations. "Internet" does not tell me anything. Maybe - My Radio and Internet Radio to clarify?

I imagine it's done to differentiate from iTunes Radio.