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Journalist/Blogger Leroy Sievers Passes Away
By Chris Crum - Sun, 08/17/2008 - 1:56pm.
Leroy Sievers passed away on Friday. He won quite a few awards for his journalism and news production efforts over the years, working with NPR, CBS, and ABC.
NPR Launches Music site
By Mike Sachoff - Mon, 11/05/2007 - 6:00pm.
National Public Radio has launched its own music site NPR Music.
Facebook Receives NPR Podcast Player
By Doug Caverly - Mon, 08/06/2007 - 2:02pm.
I like listening to music, but when local stations can’t keep me interested, I turn to National Public Radio. Facebook users will now have the same option, as the NPR Podcast Player has made its way onto the social networking site.
Death Knell Chimes For Internet Radio
By Joe Lewis - Tue, 04/17/2007 - 4:44pm.
In March, the U.S. Copyright Royalty Board approved a proposal by SoundExchange, working on behalf of the RIAA, which would implement a significant increase in royalty rates for streaming audio providers. Realizing that these rates would put them under, online radio stations banded together in one last desperate appeal to the CRB to reconsider the decision.
Unfortunately for Internet radio providers, and for music lovers around the world, the judges at the CRB denied the appeal headed up by NPR and joined by several online radio stations.
RIAA: eCommerce Public Enemy #1
By Joe Lewis - Fri, 03/23/2007 - 4:21pm.
With the future of industries such as online radio and peer-to-peer networking hanging in the balance, the pendulum of power is shifting from the hands of the suits at the RIAA into the hands of the public. Those who feel they have been wronged by the organization are collectively beginning to fight back.
RIAA Targets Michigan Students, Draws NPR Ire
By Joe Lewis - Thu, 03/15/2007 - 3:00pm.
Privacy is a hot word around the blogosphere today; Google is protecting it and the RIAA is employing every trick in their playbook to circumvent a user’s right to privacy by pressuring ISPs and Universities to voluntarily hand over identifying information pertaining to users who are allegedly violating copyright law by sharing digital music over the school’s network.
It's Time To Add Video To Your Content Strategy
By Sally Falkow - Wed, 08/23/2006 - 5:01pm.
The adoption of online video reflects several trends. Keep your eyes on the rapid growth of online video, says the Sun-Sentinel.
Podvertising Gives NPR a Boost
By Steve Rubel - Tue, 06/20/2006 - 3:26pm.
National Public Radio, which wholeheartedly embraced podcasting early, is seeing a nice return on its investment.
Podcasts Grow More Interactive
By Shel Holtz - Mon, 05/08/2006 - 4:49pm.
A number of items have crossed my desk that lead me to conclude that podcasts are growing more and more interactive, a neat trick for a medium that has been decried as nothing more than glorified downloadable audio.
Can You Hear the Opportunity?
By StraightUpSearch - Fri, 04/07/2006 - 4:53pm.
As a continually evolving online marketplace continues to do just that, marketers are always looking for the next big thing. Those untapped markets that can help take them and their clients to the next level.
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