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:: Friday, February 14, 2003 ::
According to Billboard...:: Thursday, February 13, 2003 ::
Seeking to create a new revenue source for artists and labels from live performances, the new company DiscLive says it will soon begin
selling CDs of just-completed concerts at the venue, official Web site. New York-based DiscLive says it will send technicians to
concerts to record them; some discs may come in special editions with autographs, backstage passes, or other material. The CDs will
be sold at kiosks in the venues for an undisclosed price, according to a spokesperson. Concertgoers will also be able to pre-order the
discs online.
tim 11:36 PM [+]
You might want to reconsider downloading music at work. Using the same technology they use to track porn they can track you and sue your company for many many dolllars.:: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 ::
tim 6:15 PM [+]
Teaching turntablism at Berkely?
Hey why not, there's a course on the 'poetry' of Tupac.
Read more.
tim 11:12 PM [+]
