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Yahoo Launches Full Featured Music Subscrition Service At A Deep Discount Price

Yahoo! today announced Its new music subscription service, Yahoo!Music Unlimited, providing music fans with music listening and management functionality an introductory price of just $59.88 per year or $6.99 on. Continue reading

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HotLocalMusic Offers Affordable Ringtone & Text Message Promo Services

You don’t need to be a big name artist or sign your life away to use the current cell phone craze to promote a band. Affordable and easy to use. Continue reading

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Rolling Stone Names Their Favorite Internet Radio Stations

The current issue of Rolling Stone Magazine asks the question, why pay for satellite radio when the the interent offers so many great broadcasts for free?  Here is the magazine’s. Continue reading

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Older Males Dominate Satellite Radio Listernship

XM and Sirius satellite radio now have about 5 million subscribers, but who are they? A recent survey from International Demographics shows that 76.1 percent of listeners are over of. Continue reading

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BMI Launches Unsigned Act Podcast and Promises More Podcast Licensing

BMI’s new podcast series, called "See It Hear First," features works from unsigned artists, including Jetpack, Astaire, somedaynew and Brendan James. The podcasts are geared towards the A&R people and. Continue reading

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Mashboxx Launches Paid P2P Downloads In Beta. Founder Russo Talks To LA Times

One of several companies attempting to legitimize and monetize P2P file sharing Mashboxx quietly began beta-testing it’s flagship product recently signing up beta-testers.  But there is nothing quiet Mashboxx’s flamboyant. Continue reading

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Mobot Connects Cell Camera Users To Music

Now anyone with a camera phone can point, click and connect to music. Mobot has developed a way to connect consumers to ring tones or music on their phone.  Take. Continue reading

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Free Service ORB Streams Your Own Music & Video To Mobile Devices

"If you’ve got a big collection of digital music and video, you know that bringing it with you when you roam can be a hassle. Large media files can quickly. Continue reading

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MUSIC PIRACY IS NOT THE END OF MUSIC

USA Today’s Kevin Maney has written a column that tries to make the point that rampant piracy does not mean musicians and music are doomed. Maney uses China as the. Continue reading

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Umphey’s McGee Offering Fans Free Podcasts

In the first example we’ve seen of a band using podcasts to reach out to their fans, Umphrey’s McGee is offer free twice monthly podcasts of 70-80 minutes of live. Continue reading

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