Gaming, music biz link up: Students are finding new opportunities by plugging into interactive careers.
Byline: Jim Abbott Mar. 3--Video killed the radio star, but that was 25 years ago. Now MTV is a dinosaur to high-school students who want to turn a love for video games into a shot at the music business. Young music fans hold pop culture in their hands, discovering new bands and diversions on iPods

Publication: The Orlando Sentinel (Orlando, Florida) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News)

State music biz picks elite
State music biz picks elite WAMI awards bring share of triumphs, -- and a few surprises By NICK CARTER ncarter@journalsentinel.com, Journal Sentinel Tuesday, April 27, 2004 The cream of Wisconsin's music community gathered Monday night at the Northern Lights Theater at Potawatomi Bingo Casino,

Publication: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Experts discuss race in music biz during New York U. conference
Beenal Shah University Wire 01-30-2001 (Washington Square News) (U-WIRE) NEW YORK -- The record industry is like a casino -- cleverly and shamelessly set up to win, said panelist Yvonne Bynoe Monday at a conference on race and the music business. Bynoe, president and CEO of Urban Think Tank, Inc.,

Publication: University Wire

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE...Sultry duet `CHANGING FACES' scores big with their third release, utilizing the skills of some of the top names in the music biz
Coleman, Wayman E. Baltimore Afro-American 12-01-2000 THE MORE THINGS CHANGE Sultry duet `CHANGING FACES' scores big with their third release, utilizing the skills of some of the top names in the music biz Can two people be considered a singing group? Only if they are named Charisse Rose and

Publication: Baltimore Afro-American

Blood on the record biz. (violence surrounding the rap music industry could lead to its abandonment by major record distributors, which serve an essential role in the success of rap music)(Brief Article)
After ignoring the violence, will it now abandon rap? THE NEWS STORY didn't remotely concern rap music. Last Thursday, as the gangsta-rap star Tupac Shakur lay dying in a Las Vegas hospital, The New York Times ran a front-page piece on political fund raising in Hollywood. Yet on close review, an

Publication: Newsweek

Famous names in 'biz' to come alive Show combines music and history for a unique performance.(SunBurst)
Where did Elvis get his Blue Suede Shoes ? How did Eddie Arnold get yodeling into his rendition of Make the World Go Away ? And who did Frank Sinatra love more than anyone in the world? Eddie Cash gives you inside answers to these and more intriguing questions at his Sun City show March 30. If you

Publication: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)