Geeks and Beats podcast, episode 224: All That Jazzcast
Once the Province of Ontario softened up their liquor laws in 1946, Toronto came alive. This is when Toronto’s jazz
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Internet Radio
A State of the Radio and Streaming Industry Address
Kurt Hanson, publisher of the RAIN newsletter, holds a series of summits dealing with the radio (terrestrial and Internet) and
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The First Internet Radio Broadcast Happened 21 Years Ago Today
Back in the day there was something known as DXing. Radio nerds (like me) would sit with their radios–some of
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Random Music News for Thursday, October 29, 2015
This is the latest we can possibly have the change back to standard time. Damn, it’s dark in the morning.
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The History of TuneIn Radio
I consider TuneIn Radio to be one of my most treasured music apps. Not only does it allow me to
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Random Music News for Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Ronald Reagan’s “We begin bombing in five minutes” radio flub happened on this day in 1984. And now, in music
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A History of Internet Radio
I spend a fair amount of time listening to radio over the Internet, be it a local terrestrial broadcast (like
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Internet Radio is Starting to Steal from Broadcast Radio. And There’s More to Come, Too.
Jeff points us to a post at New Slang Media that talks about how Internet radio is raiding traditional over-the-air
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Five More Things Internet Radio Could Learn (Steal?) from Terrestrial Radio
I’ll admit it: I’m jealous of the BBC’s Zane Lowe who just landed a prime, prime gig with Apple. There
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Important Trends in Internet Radio
FYI Music News points us to this article from the people who are staging the second annual DASH Conference in
Read moreSelling Audiences to Advertisers: Is This the Future of Music?
The era of being able to make a living selling music to fans is drawing to a close. And while
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