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146 posts and columns on radio
The Internet Hasn’t Killed the Radio Star: Clear Channel CEO Bob Pittman’s Full Dive Into Media Interview
The guy who helped build MTV, then AOL, is now running a radio giant in an Internet age. Why?
Viral Audio: A Look Back at Tech in 2011, and Forward to 2012
Should auld iPhone 5 be forgot and never brought to market …
Pandora Beats the Street, Which Yawns
The music service is growing, and so is ad revenue. It even eked out a profit. Not enough to excite investors, apparently.
TuneIn: The Sequoia-Funded Radio App With More Usage Than Pandora or Spotify
Ever heard of TuneIn? It’s a music app with 30 million active users that gets more usage on iPhone and Android than either Pandora or Spotify.
Hollywood Meets Silicon Valley, Up Close and Personal: YouTube CEO Salar Kamangar Comes to D: Dive Into Media
North meets South, tech meets content, and the rest of the world gets a rare opportunity to meet one of Google’s most important — and least known — players.
More Moguls for D: Dive Into Media — Clear Channel, Legendary Pictures and Vevo Join the Cast
Heavyweights from radio, Hollywood, and Web video join a star-studded roster for All Things Digital‘s first-ever media conference: Bob Pittman, Thomas Tull and Rio Caraeff come aboard.
He’s Back: Bob Pittman Named CEO of Clear Channel
Longtime media and Internet exec Bob Pittman has been named CEO of radio broadcast and outdoor advertising giant Clear Channel, the company announced today.
Spotify’s U.S. Score So Far: 1.4 Million Users, 175,000 Paying Customers
The streaming music service has been open in the U.S. for less than a month, but already has lots people taking a test-run. Some of them are even paying up.
New Way to Stream Music Crosses the Pond
The new music-streaming service Spotify runs remarkably fast and does a good job of incorporating Facebook friends and their playlists — as long as they, too, use the service, says Katie.
AOL Gets Into Music Subscriptions, Again
There are a lot of companies trying to sell monthly subscriptions for digital music services. Add one more to a list that includes Pandora, Rhapsody and, soon, Spotify.