|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||
 |
|||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
|
March 8, 2006 ../ Music Choice Announces Warner, Cingular DealMusic Choice, known primarily through it's uninspired cable music channels, stated that it has reached a deal with Warner Music to provide Cingular Wireless customers with 99 cent music videos.The new offering will feature a streaming music video-on-demand service where Cingular customers can continuously watch a variety of pre-selected music videos from Warner Music over a 24-hour period for 99 cents per video. This compliments the mobile radio service that Cingular Wireless introduced last January utilizing about 40 channels of commercial-free music from Music Choice and MobiTV Inc.'s streaming media service. A premium subscription service offering a wider slection of pop, rock and hip-hop videos and a weekly program about new releases hitting stores that week will also be available. The Future: Music Choice is finally attempting to bring its lackluster technology into the new millennium. By opening new offices in New York City and ushering in tech savvy employees, Music Choice is seeking to position itself as a content supplier to the emerging multimedia mobile market. The Cingular deal moves them in the right direction, but they should also focus on their core offering by enhancing the visual aspect of their cable channels.
Copyright © 2006 Futuremusic® All Rights Reserved. |
|
|
 As the name correctly implies, Experiments In Sound, is Futuremusic's latest endeavor for pushing electronic music technology to the very edge of what's possible. Experiments In Sound grew out of Futuremusic's avant-garde events in New York City that featured DJ's taking mixing and live sound reinforcement to a whole new level with the very latest gear and software. Now Experiments In Sound has become The Ultimate Mix Contest...
After the tremendous success of our groundbreaking The Next Big Thing DJ Contest, Futuremusic has decided to once again create a new paradigm...
Futuremusic wants to thank everyone who participated in The Next Big Thing 2004. John Digweed, Beatport, Alienware, M-Audio, Native Instruments, IK Multimedia, PVDJ, PK Graphics, Ableton, The DubHouse, Propellerheads, Technics, FreeFloat, The Church, PCDJ and every DJ who entered this year's event thank you. From the sheer number of quality mixes, we can tell you that dance music is thriving in the United States. The amount of outstanding talent and creativity really blew us away, and every DJ who's putting their heart, mind and soul behind the music is a winner. John Digweed has made his decision and the winner is... Think you got skills?? Then start practicing!
News Archives
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|