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DAR.fm is TiVo for your radio, about a decade too late
New York Times personal technology columnist David Pogue recently covered a new web site called DAR.fm that allows any user to record any radio station that’s available on the internet. The site has a schedule database for many, but not … finish reading DAR.fm is TiVo for your radio, about a decade too late
Posted in Internet radio
Tagged DAR.fm, DCMA, Grace Digital, Internet radio, Michael Robertson, MP3.com, recording, RIAA, TiVo
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Texas radio station owner says he’ll meet pro-performance rights movement half way
A Texas radio station manager has told the Federal Communications Commission that even though he’s boycotting musicians who support the Performance Rights Act, he’ll play PRA advocate MusicFIRST’s public service announcements over his station. “I have removed all songs of … finish reading Texas radio station owner says he’ll meet pro-performance rights movement half way
Posted in commercial radio, Performance Rights Act
Tagged George Chambers, KXIT, Performance Rights Act, RIAA
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Should the FCC investigate charges that radio stations censor pro-Performance Rights Act musicians?
Here’s an interesting skirmish that has already gotten lost in all the growling over the Performance Rights Act. This month the Federal Communications Commission received a Petition for Declaratory Relief (PDR) from the MusicFIRST Coalition. The charges that it levels … finish reading Should the FCC investigate charges that radio stations censor pro-Performance Rights Act musicians?
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