diff --git a/src/10.about.page b/src/10.about.page
index b5c1301..e8d7f55 100644
--- a/src/10.about.page
+++ b/src/10.about.page
@@ -5,22 +5,23 @@ inMenu: true
 h2. About the Luon Network;
 
 In 1998 the Luon Network was started with the LoTN project (Linux on TU/e
-Notebooks), by five of us.  The main motivation was that the TU/e provided
-notebooks to their first year students, and we wanted to assist students
-who were interested to run Linux on it instead of/next to Windows. 
-One of the goals was gain as much knowledge about the workings of the
-operating system and make it available to whomever wanted to join us.
+Notebooks), by five of us.  The main motivation was that the "Eindhoven
+University of Technology":http://www.tue.nl/ provided notebooks to their
+first year students, and we wanted to assist students who were interested
+to run "Linux":http://linux.org/ on it instead of/next to Windows.  One of
+the goals was gain as much knowledge about the workings of the operating
+system and make it available to whomever wanted to join us.
 
 Back in those days, it was quite hard to get Linux fully up and running,
 especially the graphical environment.  So, the project started with a bunch
-of web pages explaining how to get things working with accompanying
-example configuration files.  Because the Internet was not as widely
+of web pages explaining how to get things working with accompanying example
+configuration files.  Because the Internet was not as widely
 available--dial-in was still the main method to get on-line--it was
 convenient to have an server that was always available at the university. 
 A server was arranged and put in the archive room of the "studentenburo" of
-the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.  Because it was also uncommon to
-have a server at home, shell accounts were provided to the users to learn
-their way around the system.
+the "Faculty of Electrical Engineering":http://www.ele.tue.nl/.  Because it
+was also uncommon to have a server at home, shell accounts were provided to
+the users to learn their way around the system.
 
 In the beginning of 1999, the server we started with was replaced by a
 bigger one, which is the one this web site still runs on, and we switched
diff --git a/src/20.services.page b/src/20.services.page
index 183bde8..c52abf9 100644
--- a/src/20.services.page
+++ b/src/20.services.page
@@ -21,8 +21,13 @@ A rough overview of what is available for a Luon user:
 * StatusNet account
 * Web space
 
+See the "Links":links.html page for links to the website of some of these
+services or the "Contact":contact.html page if you want to get it touch
+about these services.
+
 We also do:
 
+* Audio/video streaming
 * DNS/domain hosting
 * E-mail hosting
 * Hosting of Git/Subversion repositories
@@ -31,5 +36,3 @@ We also do:
 * Web hosting 
 * Website visit statistics
 * Yubnub; 
-
-and have our own "radio station":http://radio.luon.net/!
diff --git a/src/30.links.page b/src/30.links.page
index e54d816..eae6e04 100644
--- a/src/30.links.page
+++ b/src/30.links.page
@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ expose information or a user interface to the web:
 * "Planet":http://planet.luon.net/, feed aggregator of our blogs, etc.
 * "Radio":http://radio.luon.net/, web interface of our radio station
 * "Subversion":http://svn.luon.net, web access to the Subversion repositories
+* "Stream":http://stream.luon.net/, audio/video streaming service
 * "Trac":http://trac.luon.net, wiki/bug tracker/source view for Subversion repositories
 * "Webalizer":http://webalizer.luon.net/, web usage statistics
 * "Yubnub":http://yubnub.luon.net, our own (social) command line for the web