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  • Bum Rush the Charts

    Podcasting gets little respect from traditional media. To them we're little more than a joke, than amateurs. What they don't understand is that podcasting is more than just a delivery mechanism - it's a social movement. People are sick of the watered-down, cookie-cutter content... more

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  • Rated by SurLaTerre on Apr 11 2007, 10:34am

    Here's a great idea -- YOU guys promote my band for free and we'll pretend that it's some sort of 'social statement' so you don't realize you're being duped into becoming the promotional network for a REALLY awful musical act. Awesome!

  • Rated by S11Mac on Mar 21 2007, 3:03pm

    Stick it to the "man" in this case RIAA

  • Rated by Hippie-Chick on Mar 20 2007, 8:16pm

    Podcasting gets little respect from traditional media. To them we're little more than a joke, than amateurs. What they don't understand is that podcasting is more than just a delivery mechanism - it's a social movement. People are sick of the watered-down, cookie-cutter content that networks and record companies expect us to enjoy. People are tired of watching friends and loved ones get sued by record labels who only care about profits and nothing else, not even the artists they supposedly represent. We want and deserve more. On March 22, 2007, we're going to change that with your help. We can do better. We can match and exceed the reach of big media, corporate media, labels, and the entrenched interests. On March 22nd, we are going to take an indie podsafe music artist to number one on the iTunes singles charts as a demonstration of our reach to Main Street and our purchasing power to Wall Street. The track we've chosen is "Mine Again" by the band Black Lab. A band that was dropped from not just one, but two major record labels (Geffen and Sony/Epic) and in the process forced them to fight to get their own music back. We picked them because making them number one, even for just one day, will remind the RIAA record labels of what they turned their backs on - and who they ignore at their peril.

  • Rated by programwitch on Feb 20 2007, 2:47pm

    A way to show the power of the podcasting audience. On March 22nd going to purchase "Mine Again" from Black Lab via an iTunes affiliate link provided on the web site. Commissions made to be donated to college scholarships.

  • Rated by financialaid on Feb 17 2007, 5:42am

    Bum Rush the Charts