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...aspirations for the event. In addition to featuring local artists at the record store every other Friday, Massive Records also cooperates with Hoffa’s Swiss Alps Restaurant Bar & Lounge, to showcase Harvard performers. Mwase said he is committed to promoting local artists, but tends to disfavor explicit content. “We try to identify the local artists who are positive,” Mwase said, adding that he often sends recordings of his favorite Massive performances to The Source magazine, a national publication founded as a WHRB newsletter in 1988 by DJs David M. Mays...
...content is king. We're proving that with the Jack format. Hopefully, we'll have the same success with Free FM. If the content is good, people will listen. I believe these businesses will grow again. There's a lot more choice for consumers. That's the issue. It's not that radio's a bad business...
IPod Downloads Disney has sold 2 million shows and other content on Apple's iTunes store. Last month four Lost episodes were...
...waiting for a wink or satirical nudge, it's not coming. Surprisingly for HBO, which has never exactly courted family-values conservatives, Big Love, for all its R-rated content, takes its deeply religious characters on their own terms. Olsen and Scheffer, both coastal gay men--"We're not red state, Mark and I," Scheffer deadpans--have invested their milieu with a sense of place and unsarcastic wholesomeness. "So much of this country has become subsumed by mass culture," says Olsen. "There's still something uniquely Utah, uniquely other that I admire. Would I want to live there...
...analysis across the picture have made cricket one of the flashier sports on TV. Speed says even the length of the games?Test matches between national sides can take five days and a series one month or more?is appealing to broadcasters and advertisers. "It's a lot of content," Speed says, "enough to fill a channel for days, and is a very valuable commodity for sponsors." Nike apparently agrees. Pawar tells TIME that the sneaker giant last month paid $45 million to have its logo stitched onto Indian players' sleeves...