Broadband Leads To Less TV But Could It Mean More Music?

According to the HollywoodReporter.com "Broadband Internet surfers in North America watch two fewer hours of television per week than do those without Internet access, while those using a dial-up connection. Continue reading

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Whole Foods Adds CD’s To Market Mix

I was in While Foods the other day and they were now selling CD’s.  Not just New Age background music, but Crosby, Stills and Nash.  Just like Starbucks the selection. Continue reading

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KCRW “Future Of Music” Interview

Here is a good 30 minute streaming interview from KCRW-FM with one of the authors of the "Future Of Music: Manifesto For The Digital Music Revolution". It includes some great. Continue reading

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Defunct Music Magazine TRACKS Debuts Podcast

Staffers of recently defunct music magazine TRACKS have put together the first music magazine in podcast form free to former subscribers. TRACKS Audio Edition is now a podcast that focuses. Continue reading

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People Not Payola Pick The Hits

Respected LA Times music writer Robert Hilburn writes that "…it’s naive to think payola is responsible for the music that gets on the radio. In other words, it’s going to. Continue reading

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DIGITAL MUSIC NEWS WEEK IN REVIEW

New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer concluded a payola investigationinvolving Sony BMG this week. The major was forced to pay a $10 millionfine, considered by most to be a slap. Continue reading

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Our New Favorite Player: WINAMP

Hypebot’s new favorite (free) mp3 player particularly for internet streaming is WinAmp. It has a simple interface and tuner which lists a couple of free hundred internet broadcast streams including. Continue reading

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CC Radio’s Harrison Reveals Net Strategy

FMQB interviews Clear Channel Radio’s internet guru Evan Harrision, "It’s been a little over eight months since Harrison’s arrival…" "…On the Sneak Peek initiative: "There are a lot of options. Continue reading

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Starbuck & XM Expand Partnership To CD’s

CelebrityAccess MediaWire – XM Satellite Radio and Starbucks Hear Music will further expand their relationship with the launch of a new proprietary series of multi-artist music compilation CDs. Co-produced by. Continue reading

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New Stats: Legal Downloads Growing

"Widespread broadband adoption combined with the digitization of music and the emergence of portable digital music players is fundamentally changing the music industry," acorrding to Ben Macklin, Senior Analyst at. Continue reading

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