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Shovio Combines Interactivity of Radio with Online Video
(11/13/2009)
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Streaming Media TV: Nielsen Confirms Radio (Or Is It Audio Streaming?) Is Alive
Nielsen is measuring radio listening in 51 markets, but what exactly are they calling "radio"? (10/9/2009)
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Yahoo's Launchcast Wins Royalty Case Against Sony
An appeals court decided that Launchcast isn't interactive enough to require the service to pay so-called "enhanced performance fees." (8/24/2009)
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Royalties Set for Internet Radio
Licensing terms for "pure play" webcasters are in effect until 2015, leaving terrestrial radio as the only outlet that doesn't pay some sort of royalty for playing music. (7/14/2009)
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Clear Channel Moves to Flash
Radio industry giant Clear Channel announced today that it's switching to Adobe's Flash for its more-than-850 stations' internet radio delivery. (6/8/2009)
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Case Study: A Harmonious Relationship
How NTT Communications is helping Pandora keep the music alive on the internet (4/9/2009)
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A Music (Industry) Gift for the Holidays?
The RIAA announced a shift in its anti-piracy efforts just in time for the holidays, moving away from suing individuals to asking help from ISPs in getting users to cease and desist filesharing. (12/23/2008)
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The Future of Internet Radio
While a royalty hike threatens internet radio's very existence, webcasters look for new ways to let the music play on. (10/15/2008)
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October Surprises: Wal-Mart Turns off DRM, iTunes Threatens to Shut Down
Wal-Mart adds fuel to the DRM-free MP3 fire by shutting down its DRM servers, while Apple threatens to shut down iTunes if the Copyright Review Board hikes mechanical reproduction royalties. Meanwhile, streaming radio might get a break (10/10/2008)
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Industry Perspectives: Mobile Music Streaming—An Alternative to Downloading
By offering more variety, lower fees, and quicker gratification, mobile music streaming services are a breakthrough alternative to more established MP3 music download services. (8/15/2008)
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Streaming Radio Royalties Set To Affect Terrestrial Radio
SoundExchange using last year's Copyright Board decision as leverage against traditional radio, claiming that AM and FM stations should start paying performance fees. In the meantime, negotiations to cap internet radio royalty rates have stalled. (6/24/2008)
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Case Study: No Good TV Won't Be Ignored
In the online world, just as in the offline world, money talks and success silences criticism. No Good Tv can be vulgar to the max, as long as it continues to make money. (2/15/2008)
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Net Radio Deadline Looms (Again)
Retroactive royalties kick in on July 15 timetable will trigger retroactive royalties, and recent hearings indicate Congress won’t intervene. But all hope is not lost, as royalty rate could still be overturned. (7/3/2007)
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Bill Offers Possible Reprieve for Indie Internet Radio
From Capitol Hill to the hip-hop blogosphere, unlikely allies are coming together to push back against Copyright Royalty Board's modified royalty rate. (5/7/2007)
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New Royalty Schedule May Scuttle Independent Internet Radio
The proposal to implement expensive royalties on internet radio stations—and generate millions for SoundExchange—has created a backlash. (3/16/2007)
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Gerrit Meier, Clear Channel Online Radio and Music's Senior VP and General Manager
The State of Internet Radio (6/23/2006)
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Gcast Lets Podcasters Phone It In
Is there money to be made by letting people record podcasts for free via the telephone? Gcast’s Ali Partovi thinks so. (3/7/2006)
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Company Profile: EonStreams Helps Terrestrial Radio Ads Reach Targeted Online Audiences
Marrying traditional media experience with new-world streaming tools, CEO Steve Newman hopes to help company rebound from loss of Clear Channel. (2/26/2006)
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comScore Sets New Standards for Streaming Media Measurement
By providing precise demographic information, the market research firm offers reliable data to help advertisers better understand their markets and make smart buying decisions. (11/9/2005)
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Case Study: Akamai Helps Canadian Media Company Boost Traffic, Reduce Costs
Offloading traffic helped CHUM Interactive propertes like MuchMusic and Pulse24 overcome crippling usage spikes and increase efficiency. (8/23/2005)
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Streaming Media East 2005 Wrap-Up
The first of two reports from the conference and trade show reveals that the world of streaming and rich media delivery is healthier than ever. (5/19/2005)
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