Webcasting 'Day of Silence' Heard Worldwide
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In protest of royalties fees which take effect next month, the amount of which has been recently estimated to surmount their revenues by nearly four times, America's largest and best-known streaming music sites, plus others worldwide, have gone silent for the day.
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Snowflakes swirled around the crematoriums and barbed wire of Auschwitz, and a shrill train whistle pierced the silence as frail survivors and humbled world leaders remembered the victims of the Holocaust on Thursday, the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp.
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The reasoning behind Web radio service Last.fm's refusal to take part in the webcasters' "day of silence" protest of exorbitant royalty fees that take effect this month became clear Monday, as the company announced a licensing deal with Sony BMG.
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The Live Earth event on Saturday is set to reach millions more people than previous global productions with its reach boosted by the fast-growing power of Web video sharing and social networks.
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BBC Monitoring observed radio Voice of the Tigray Revolution commencing their broadcast day at 0355 gmt on 26 February 2007, on their recently-adopted shortwave frequencies of 5980 and 9650 kHz.
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Webmaster World's World of Search Conference Features 70 Speakers  The WebmasterWorld of Search Conference scheduled for November 16-18 in Las Vegas has published a final speaker roster and announced over 24 sessions with more than 70 industry-leading speakers. The line up features speakers from such companies as Google, Yahoo, Kanoodle, Ask ...
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For six weeks, 40 volunteers from across the United States meet in an online "Open Source Religion" forum discussing their deepest beliefs. Assignment Zero explores how their respectful curiosity defies the old warning never to talk about religion with strangers.
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Early indications are that the webcasters Day of Silence protest is a success; but Congress needs to act.
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Victims of the July 7 bombings will be remembered at a number of public and private events this year but there will be no minute's silence, the culture secretary, Tessa Jowell, said today
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On Tuesday, thousands of U.S. webcasters are expected to go silent to protest a planned royalty rate increase.
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Webcasters across the United States plan to participate in a Day of Silence Tuesday to protest higher music royalties for Internet radio.  Among the protesters is KCRW-FM in Santa Monica, Calif., National Public Radio's flagship station for Southern California.
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Millions of people across the UK and Europe are to observe a three minute silence  for the Asian tsunami dead.
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LONDON  - International broadcasters, environmental activists and some of the biggest names in pop music are in the starting blocks for one of the most ambitious global media events of all time.
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By Nick Perry, Seattle Times  Feb. 16--Four days unplugged? LOL ... RU crazy?   It's tough tuning out in today's world.
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Not all publicity is good publicity Yahoo!, Google and Microsoft have passed up the chance to take part in a web conference on internet freedom being hosted by human rights group Amnesty International this evening.â¦
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Blog: The World Wide Web Consortium held a conference in DC on Monday that it described as: "Conversations and results are public." Which is why it's a bit hypocritical to bar reporters from covering the event.
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After school carnage, Europe mourns with Russia Agence France Presse -- English September 6, 2004 Monday 8:10 PM GMT ROME Sept 6 -- From silent marches to flags at half-mast and candles flickering in the ...