 FCC will review media ownership rules
The Federal Communications Commission voted Wednesday to review its media ownership rules, though the panel's two Democrats objected that the process won't ensure enough public comment on specific proposals...Read More |
 Band's latest release: Blank discs
Cult band the Residents and the Cordless e-label have teamed up to create something that is either a unique multimedia experience that will link the physical, digital and mobile worlds -- or is just plain wacky... Read More.
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 NAMM Summer Session 2006
The stage is set for the music products industry's next Summer Session, July 14-16, 2006, and this time we're bringing it to you live from beautiful Austin, Texas... Read More |
 MOG.com Aims To Be MySpace of Music
Charlene Li, an analyst with Forrester Research, said that the new site is a "great use of social networking" because it targets a very specific area of interest. Connecting people with similar passions has always been the goal of networking sites, she said, and will be a key to their continued success...Read More |
 PacificDisc Revolutionizes CD Replication: Introduces New Pricing Matrix
PacificDisc, the pioneers of Demystifying CD & DVD Replication™, today announced that it has introduced a brand new pricing matrix for CD Replication, based on turnaround times. Now a customer can choose between a great price, or a faster turnaround time, based on their specific CD replication project requirements...Read More |
 Online Music Distribution Company One Stop Digital Music (OSDM) Officially Launches Fourth of July Week
One Stop Digital Music (OSDM), an online music distribution company, is scheduled to officially launch this coming Fourth of July week. One of the company’s first initiatives is to establish a network of recording studios across the country that will act as first-level distribution subcontractors for the company...Read More |
 Old-School Jazz Clarinetists Slip In a Few Surprises at JVC Festival
The most radical gesture of the JVC Jazz Festival this year may be one that has to do with very old music. It is the festival producer George Wein's continued faith in the formula of the traditional-jazz concert series at the Kaye Playhouse... Read More. |
 NAB Shares FM Modulator Test Results
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) recently performed a series of tests on 17 wireless FM modulator devices that are currently on the market and are used by consumers to transmit audio signals from their satellite radio or MP3 players to their in-dash car radios... Read More. |
 BreakThru Radio Showcases Substance Over Style In Its Inaugural Hip Hop Specialty Show
The most innovative hip-hop artists who are not being played on traditional radio will break through to a listening audience of more than three million when BreakThru Radio (BTR) launches "The Third Rail." "The Third Rail," hosted by renowned Bay Area DJs Just Jay and Ras Cue will air from June 26 through July 2 on www.breakthruradio.com... Read More. |
 Tower Records Prepares Digital Download Destination
Tower Records will soon deliver a digital download store, according to early information received by Digital Music News. The store will carry a catalog of 1.2 million tracks, all encoded in a higher bitrate of 192 kbps. That edges the compression level of 128 kbps found on competing stores like iTunes, which sometimes draws complaints from audiophiles... Read More. |
 Lala.com Launches CD Trading Site That Will Compensate Artists
Lala.com, a site that facilitates CD trading between members through the mail, on Thursday announced the official launch of its service. The site claims a catalog of 1.8 million album titles available from its members, who pay Lala.com $1.49 for each CD they receive from another member... Read More. |
 Jam-band paradise diversifies lineup
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - As fans head to the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival this weekend, the show is moving from hippie to hipper in its fifth year. Instead of the usual jam-band favorites, this year's headliners at Bonnaroo include Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Radiohead... Read More. |
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