Monthly Archives: July 2007

“Radio Airplay Is Not Promotional” It isn’t?

You know that March 2 Copyright Royalty Board decision that set in place a structure that I have to pay for every song I play a fraction of a cent, for every listener? The one that increases the expense of … Continue reading

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Christmas Music 24/7: Kids now on-air!

Guess what? We’ve got another new station on the Christmas Music 24/7 network airing now. Christmas Music 24/7: Kids started broadcasting this morning. This station will be webcasting Christmas music aimed at kids 24 hours a day, 7 days a … Continue reading

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Christmas Music 24/7: Country now on-air!

I am happy, no thrilled, no ecstatic, no overjoyed, no pleased, oh what the heck, let’s go with very happy. I am very happy to announce that the newest Internet radio station to be a part of the Christmas Music … Continue reading

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Christmas Music 24/7 Mentioned in the Washington Post

I was interviewed by the Washington Post on Thursday afternoon. I’m mentioned at the end of the article Shaken Internet Radio Stations Face Specter of New Fees Sunday. Welcome to those visitors who saw the station mentioned in the Post. … Continue reading

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Christmas Music 24/7 Mentioned in Article in LA Times

Christmas Music 24/7 was mentioned several times in an article in today’s LA Times: Web DJs silenced by royalty fees. While it is very exciting to be quoted in a major newspaper, it would be better if I could simply … Continue reading

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Christmas Music 24/7 II Has Been Shut Down

The newest Christmas Music 24/7 station, the all instrumental one, that I set up in January after buying several dozen new CDs, has been shut down in preparation for the July 15th deadline for retroactive performance royalties. I’ll miss sharing … Continue reading

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