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Nirvana's Nevermind set to re-enter this week's ARIA chart
In Focus
Talking Record Store Day Australia with AMRA
Case Study: Inside Vance Joy's European success
Case Study: Havana Brown's American appeal
Music Victoria CEO's recommendations ahead of the state election
Comment: what's next for digital music in China?
Music Rights Australia calls for online reforms to protect musicians
Andy Kelly, Michael Gudinski, Terry Blamey, and Paul Piticco talk artist management
Mac Miller: Closer Than He Appears
Banding Together: The Marriage Of Music and Marketing
Feature: Miguel's Art Dealer Chic
Feature: Do you believe in MAGIC?
The Promoter Game: looking at the state of play with the nation's biggest
The Beatles and the history of merchandising in music
Indies in 2014: no longer the underdog
Feature: Recording The Boss
Surprise versus anticipation: how Beyonce blindsided the industry, and beat Gaga, Miley, and Katy
Legal Feature: Beastie Boys and when advertising and "fair use" collide
Screen composer Ashley Irwin discusses the Oscars, Clint Eastwood, and next week's Screen Music Awards
"Like any big family, it is love and war" - George Ash talks UMA and the ARIAs
The right to erase: music, information ownership, and the Internet's long memory
In Focus: Australian country music - part three
What's in a name? Band names and trademark claims
In Focus: Australian Country Music - part two
In Focus: Australian Country Music - part one
Travis: Band Of Fathers
Lindsey Stirling: Crystallize
Paul McCartney: Ten gems from throughout his solo career
The Preatures: Take A Card
Chvrches: The Bones Of What You Believe
Desaparecidos: The Happiest Place On Earth
Josh Pyke: Leeward
We Came As Romans: Unite and Conquer
Dream On, Dreamer: Lucid
Curio Corner #4: Gangsta's Paradise (L.V. version)
The Seekers: Golden Jubilee
Curio Corner #3: Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal prototype
Curio Corner #2: Snoop Dogg's death threat from Suge Knight
Track-by-Track: Dallas Green on The Hurry and The Harm
'93-'13: Into My Arms, The Lemonheads
'93-'13: Animal Nitrate, Suede
'93-'13: When I See You, Macy Gray
'93-'13: She Will Have Her Way, Neil Finn
'93-'13: Ignition (Remix), R. Kelly
Curio Corner #1: Ween's rejected Pizza Hut jingle
'93-'13: Stars Are Blind, Paris Hilton
'93-'13: They Don't Care About Us, Michael Jackson
'93-'13: Tinted Windows, Messing With My Head
Funeral For A Friend: Back On Track
'93-'13: Push The Button, Sugababes
'93-'13: 1 Thing, Amerie
'93-'13: Hey Jealousy, Gin Blossoms
Chrissy Amphlett: my photographic infatuation
Anthrax: Underdogs
Happy Mondays: Pills 'N' Thrills And Comeback Tours
The Flaming Lips: in the terror-dome
Paramore: Three is a magic number
British India: In Control
Mac Miller: With the sound off
Pierce The Veil: Accidental heroes
Brian McFadden: When Irish eyes are smiling
The Presidents Of The United States Of America: Movin' to the country
Birds Of Tokyo: Burning to shine
Justin Hawkins: Out Of The Darkness
Bad Religion: Finding True North
The United States of Alpine
Coheed and Cambria: Descension
Tegan and Sara go pop
Famous musicians in the mix with Charles Manson #3: Neil Young
Famous musicians in the mix with Charles Manson #2: The Mamas and the Papas
Famous musicians in the mix with Charles Manson #1: Dennis Wilson
The Rise Of Australian Hardcore
Syd The Kyd talks Odd Future production techniques
Michael Gudinski on the AMID Power 50
Omissions from the AMID Power 50
Tyler, The Creator: Wolf
Odd Future: Radicals
Feature: Vampire Weekend
Shit Hot Sia
The Nervo No Brainer
Michael Gudinski: Thirty Year Frontier
Hot Seat
Hot Seat: Lindy Morrison
Hot Seat: Jaime Gough - GM, Native Tongue
Hot Seat: Lorne Padman, Vice President/Label Manager - Dim Mak
Hot Seat: Martin Goldschmidt - Founder, Cooking Vinyl
Hot Seat: Benji Rogers - CEO, Co-Founder, PledgeMusic
Hot Seat: Malcolm Haynes, Glastonbury Festival
Tim Levinson - Managing Director, Elefant Traks & Artist
Hot Seat: Matt Gudinski - Executive Director, Mushroom Group
Hot Seat: Jamie Farkas - VICE Music, General Manager
Hot Seat: Nic Warnock, R.I.P Society
Hot Seat: Paul Carey, The Music Management
Hot Seat: Alan Crabbe - Pozible
Hot Seat: Dan Rosen - CEO ARIA
Hot Seat: Paul Hitchman MD - Kobalt Label Services
Hot Seat: Mark Dalgleish - CEO The Entertainment Media Group
Hot Seat: Jay Weatherill, South Australia's Premier and Arts Minister
Hot Seat: Simon Raymonde - Co-Founder Bella Union
Hot Seat: Billy Bragg - Tooth And Nail
Hot Seat: John Davis - CEO Australian Music Centre
Hot Seat: Jamie Binns - Co-Founder, Lateral
Hot Seat: Kate Beddoe - Managing Director iHeartRadio Australia
Hot Seat: Evelyn Richardson - CEO Live Performance Australia
Hot Seat: Jeremy Fabinyi - AMPAL
Hot Seat: Jean Michel Jarre - President the International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers (CISAC)
Hot Seat: Ian Wallace - Charts Manager ARIA
Hot Seat: Will Mills - Vice President of Music and Content Shazam
Hot Seat: Andy Van Dorsselaer - Founder iThirtySeven and Co-founder Vicious Recordings
Hot Seat: Axel Dauchez - CEO of Deezer
Hot Seat: Chaz Jenkins - Universal Classical
Hot Seat: Milly Petriella - Executive Producer APRA Awards
Hot Seat: Daniel Miller - Founder of Mute
Hot Seat: Mark Yovich - President of Ticketmaster International
Hot Seat: Willard Ahdritz - Kobalt Music Group
Hot Seat: Colin Blake - Rdio
Hot Seat: Dwayne Cross - Supafest
Hot Seat: Nick Adams - Telstra
Hot Seat: Tim Pittman - Feel Presents
Hot Seat: Frances Moore - CEO IFPI
Hot Seat: Mark Shaw - Songl
Hot Seat: Daniel Glass - Glassnote Entertainment
Hot Seat: Jack Flanagan - Co-owner Weathermaker Music
Hot Seat: Ianto Ware - National Live Music Coordinator for Sounds Australia
Hot Seat: Simon Halliday - 4AD
Hot Seat: Patrick Moxey - President of Electronic Music for Sony Music
Hot Seat: Mike Taylor - Island Records
Hot Seat: Sudeep Gohil - Droga 5
Hot Seat: Michael Newton - A Day on The Green
Hot Seat: Tim Worton - AEG Ogden
The Hot Seat: Nick Gatfield
Kathleen Hanna: girls to the front
Love Drunk: Max and Bianca chat about their debut single
Lindsay McDougall discusses triple j's 'Christmas Number 1' as it hits number one
Screen composer Ashley Irwin discusses the Oscars, Clint Eastwood, and next week's Screen Music Awards
Raising The Bar: TMN talks to Bonnie Anderson
Q'n'A: Stephen Peach, Moshcam
Q 'n' A: Support Act CEO Joanna Cave
Q 'n' A: Thomas Rawle - Papa vs. Pretty
Q 'n' A: Tonight Alive - The Other Side
Q'n'A: Patrick Stump - Fall Out Boy
Q 'n' A: Don Walker
Q 'n' A: Tom Odell
Q 'n' A: Georgi Kay
Q 'n' A: Jessica Mauboy
Q 'n' A: Robert Delong
Q 'n' A: Wes Carr, Buffalo Tales
Q 'n' A: Bliss N Eso
Q 'n' A: Samantha Jade
Q 'n' A: Disclosure
Q 'n' A: Airbourne
Q 'n' A: Bobby Gillespie, Primal Scream
Q 'n' A: Bastille
Q 'n' A: Gold Fields
Q 'n' A: Jagwar Ma
Q 'n' A: Bobby Womack
Q 'n' A: Rob Mills
Q 'n' A: Thy Art Is Murder
Q 'n' A: Anthony Callea
Q 'n' A: Ben Lee
Q 'n' A: Bob Evans
Q 'n' A: Killswitch Engage
Q 'n' A: Emmylou Harris
Q 'n' A: Flume
Q 'n' A: Japandroids
Live Review: Big Day Out, Sydney
Album Review: Bad Religion, Christmas Songs
Live Review: Muse, Sydney
Live review: Alt-J, Hordern Pavilion
Live Review: Pink, Sydney
Laura Marling: St Stephen's Uniting Church, Sydney
Album Reviews
Album Review: Bad Religion, Christmas Songs
Album Review: Sleeping With Sirens - Feel
Album review: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Float Along Fill Your Lungs
Album Review: Crossfaith - Apocalyze
Album review: Boy & Bear - Harlequin Dream
Album review: The Jungle Giants - Learn To Exist
Album Review: Kate Nash: Girl Talk
Album Review: Misery Signals, Absent Light
Album Review: The Paper Kites, States
Album Review: Whitley - Even The Stars Are A Mess
Album Review: Big Scary - Not Art
Album review: Primal Scream - More Light
Fall Out Boy have lost their lyrical edge
Album review: The Flaming Lips, The Terror
Album review: James Blake, Overgrown
Album review: Justin Timberlake, The 20/20 Experience
Album Review: Bring Me The Horizon, Sempiternal
Album review: British India, Controller
Album review: Jamie Lidell, Jamie Lidell
Album review: Foals, Holy Fire
Cold Chisel catalogue
Album review: Royksopp - Senior
Live Reviews
Live Review: Soundwave 2014, Sydney
Live Review: Big Day Out, Sydney
Live Review: Muse, Sydney
Live Review: Vans Warped, Sydney
Live review: Alt-J, Hordern Pavilion
Live Review: Cold War Kids, Sydney
You Am I Daily Double: Sydney
Live Review: A Day To Remember, The Devil Wears Prada, Dream On, Dreamer
Live review: Engelbert Humperdinck
Jesus Christ Superstar
Live review: Empire Of The Sun, Vivid Live
Live review: Kraftwerk, Vivid Live
Live review: Local Natives
Live Review: Tool, Sydney
Live review: 666 words on Black Sabbath in Sydney
Live review: Groovin' The Moo 2013
Live Review: Fall Out Boy, Sydney
Live review: Rodriguez
Review: Neil Young and Crazy Horse
The Stone Roses: the second coming in Sydney
Live Review: Azealia Banks, Sydney
Live Review: Jonathan Boulet at GoodGod
Live Review: Bring Me The Horizon, Pierce The Veil, The Chariot
Live Review: Soundwave Festival 2013
Live Review: Blink-182, Sydney
Live review: My Bloody Valentine
Live review: Powerfinger, Newcastle Entertainment Centre
Single Reviews
Triple J Pick Of The Week
Triple J Unearthed pick of the week
Triple J pick of the week
Triple J Unearthed pick of the week
Triple J pick of the week: ZHU - Faded
Triple J Unearthed pick of the week, March 14
Triple J Pick Of The Week: Thundamentals - Something I Said
Triple J Unearthed Pick: Feb 28
Triple J Pick Of The Week: The Acid
triple j unearthed pick of the week: High-tails
Triple J pick of the week: REMI, Livin
triple j Unearthed pick of the week: Client Liaison
Triple J pick of the week: Bombay Bicycle Club
Triple J Unearthed pick of the week
Faul & Wad Ad vs. Pnau: Changes
Triple J pick of the week: Papa vs. Pretty - Smother
Triple J Unearthed Pick: Nakagin - Bloom
Fatboy Slim, Riva Starr & Beardyman: Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Calvin Harris Remix)
Triple J Pick Of The Week: The Bohicas - XXX
Single Review: Hamish Anderson - Winter
Triple J pick of the week: November 1, 2013
Adrian Lux & Marcus Schossow ft. JJ: Wild Child
Showtek ft. We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson: Booyah
Kilter ft. Youth: Hold Me
triple j Unearthed pick of the week: October 25, 2013
The Vamps: Can We Dance
Robbie Williams: Go Gentle
Avril Lavigne: Let Me Go ft. Chad Kroeger
Triple J pick of the week: The Jezabels - The End
Paris Hilton ft. Lil Wayne: Good Time
Havana Brown: Warrior
Drake: All Me
Triple J Unearthed pick of the week: October 11
The Potbelleez: Magic Number Ft. B.O.B.
James Blake: Life Round Here Ft. Chance The Rapper
Triple J pick of the week: October 4
Bob Sinclar: Summer Moonlight
Pearl Jam: Sirens
Vance Joy: Play With Fire
Ariana Grande: Right There ft. Big Sean
Justin Timberlake: TKO
James Arthur: You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You
Lorde: Team
Ben Pearce: What I Might Do (Kilter Remix)
Pink: Walk Of Shame
Ellie Goulding: How Long Will I Love You?
Azalea hits No.1 spot on US iTunes chart
Bluesfest, Deni and Canberra Folk festivals draw big Easter crowds
Kickstarter hacked, customer data obtained
Guvera launches in Indonesia
More global chart action for Aussies
Brisbane biz cut single for orangutans
Musical Chairs: Management change for Beyonce; Sony expands EDM team; New GM for AIF
Elizabeth Rose signs worldwide publishing deal with UMPG
Heatseeker: Sampha
Google VP heckled at Midem conference
Feature: Flumtel, the intelligent partnership
Pair who penned 'Eye Of The Tiger' sue Sony
Neil Finn: The Finn Dynasty
Feature: Flumtel, the intelligent partnership
TMN Hot 100 of 2013: the most heard songs at Australian radio
How popular music paid homage to Nelson Mandela
EMC Day two: the golden age of Australian Electronic Music is here
ARIA awards broadcast draws 337,000 viewers
Screen composer Ashley Irwin discusses the Oscars, Clint Eastwood, and next week's Screen Music Awards
"We must constantly evolve to stay relevant": Senior VP Kerry Taylor talks MTV's new music strategy
Before the fall: EMI's ARIAs dominance in the last decade
Lessig, Liberation Music, and the issue of "fair use"
Hot Seat: Simon Raymonde, co-founder, Bella Union
Q 'n' A: Don Walker
Digital Digest
Digital Digest – October 21, 2013
Digital Digest - October 3, 2013
Digital Digest - Sept. 26, 2013
Digital Digest - September 19, 2013
Digital Digest - September 12, 2013
Digital Digest - August 29, 2013
Digital Digest - August 22, 2013
Digital Digest - August 15, 2013
Digital Digest - August 8, 2013
Digital Digest - August 1, 2013
Heatseeker: Sampha
Heatseeker: Lea Michele, Cannonball
Heatseeker: Jhené Aiko
Heatseeker: Goldroom
Heatseeker: Storm Queen
Heatseeker: Magic! - Rude
Heatseeker: Kilter
Heatseeker: Naya Rivera
Heatseeker: Scrufizzer
Heatseeker: Madison Beer, Melodies
Heatseeker: Drake - Hold On, We're Going Home
Heatseeker: J Cole feat TLC - Crooked Smile
Heatseeker: Klangkarussell - Sonnentanz (Sun Don't Shine)
This Record Changed My Life
This Record Changed My Life: Protest The Hero
This Record Changed My Life: Elen Levon
This Record Changed My Life - Miguel
This Record Changed My Life: Sweetie Zamora
This Record Changed My Life: Josh Pyke
This Record Changed My Life: Johnny Ruffo
This Record Changed My Life: Chris Shiflett
This Record Changed My Life: Katy Steele
This Record Changed My Life: Wayne Coyne
This Record Changed My Life VIII
This Record Changed My Life VII
This Record Changed My Life VI
This Record Changed My Life V
This Record Changed My Life IV
This Record Changed My Life III
This Record Changed My Life II
This Record Changed My Life
Frontline: Record Store Day, 2014
Frontline: April 16, 2014
Frontline: April 9, 2014
Frontline: April 2, 2014
Frontline: March 26, 2014
Frontline: March 19, 2014
Frontline: March 12, 2014
Frontline: Alicia Keys on Sunrise
Frontline: December 06, 2013
Frontline: Foxtel Music Channels Launch
Frontline: December 03, 2013
Frontline - November 15, 2013
Frontline: November 05, 2013
Frontline: Katy Perry on Sunrise
Lorde @ The Metro Theatre, Sydney
Frontline: 27th ARIA Awards - Nominations Event
Frontline: 2013 Australian Commercial Radio Awards
Frontline: September 20, 2013
Frontline: September 11, 2013
Aussie music retailers rebut RSD backlash
Kyle and Jackie O take #1 again in Radio Ratings Survey 2
Azalea hits No.1 spot on US iTunes chart
Evening Star changes hands; legendary Club 54 reopens
Lily Allen, Kelis, Danny Brown for Splendour 2014
Sound Summit put on hiatus
Bluesfest, Deni and Canberra Folk festivals draw big Easter crowds
Beats Music reportedly struggling to pick up subscribers
Chart wrap: Summer sits on top, Sheppard on the rise
On the dial: Kylie to launch iHeartRadio live; SCA on survey 2; Newton-John joins smoothfm
New artist services company MAKER launches
ARN rebrands WSFM and GOLD
UK's Infectious Music signs Brisbane duo DZ Deathrays
Triple J Pick Of The Week
AC/DC release statement regarding their future
YouTube to harness traditional advertising to push stars
WA Government to take back management of its major theatres
MusExpo biz awards honour Chugg
Melbourne council nixes Davey Lane(way)
Rolling Stones reschedule dates, announce new shows
Case study: Sheppard's independent path to #1
AC/DC to call it quits?
Top 20 Contenders for APRA Song Of the Year
Digital Chart Wrap: Sheppard and Peking Duk on top
NSW clubs hit with new .5K fee
Short Stack is back
On The Dial: new smoothfm compilation; Hughesy returns to Nova; Facebook wars
Chart Wrap: Huge week for Aussie artists and catalogue items
Nova TV to launch next month
Amphlett's legacy lives on through breast cancer awareness project
Apple to undergo overhaul after iTunes Radio setback?
Australia's first official Country Music Airplay Chart launches
Triple J Unearthed pick of the week
Talking Record Store Day Australia with AMRA
Applications open for BIGSOUND 2014
Bondi Wave confirms initial speakers
Plans for a permanent stage at Botanic Gardens
UMG acquires Eagle Rock Entertainment
5 Seconds Of Summer hit #2 in the US
Centrifuge opens sync division
Supreme Court upholds Adelaide's 3am lockout
Australia remains world's #6 music market
INXS manager Chris Murphy announces rights management venture
ABC and Triple J launch Double J
Case Study: Inside Vance Joy's European success
Skrillex launches free-release record label
.2m pledged per day on Kickstarter
Triple M world's "most innovative radio station"
Prince gains control of his entire catalogue
On The Dial: WSFM's Jonesy injured in bike accident; SYN launch national station; Eskimo Stu joins 96FM
Chart Wrap: Pharrell and INXS break ARIA chart records
City of Sydney announces funding for three cultural events
Premium ticketing company Showbiz placed into voluntary administration
Lindsay McDougall discusses triple j's k charity single
Amazon's Fire TV to come pre-loaded with Vevo, Pandora and iHeart Radio content
Triple J pick of the week
David Letterman announces his retirement
MusicNSW strikes partnership with Alberts
Sydney Opera House calls for young composers to write new audience cue
Case Study: Havana Brown's American appeal
QLD's 'Safe Night Out' plan hailed the most "well-thought out" in Australia
Def Jam, Motown and Island take frontline for UMG
TMN launches Industry Insider and Charts Premium
Legendary live venues close, as a host of new ones get set to launch
New Zealand's digital sales exceed physical for the first time
Australian success abroad: Pnau, 5 Seconds and Guy Sebastian
Australia Council raises funding for indies
Pharrell Williams to join The Voice
London Police launch Infringing Websites List to deter advertisers
Americana Music Association launches Australian Advisory Group
57-point plan to revive Sydney's live scene endorsed
Kanye West postpones Australian tour to finish new record
UK Government to legalise copying media for personal use
Media ownership reforms may occur in 2014
On The Dial: The battle of radio vs. new media; SCA Chairman: 'we look to be the best'
Chart Wrap: 5 Seconds Of Summer end Pharrell's 11-week reign
Aussie hits #1 in China with Jackie Chan-curated boy band
Fourth person dies as a result of SXSW car crash
I AM D wins the 2014 Hilltop Hoods Initiative
Industrial Strength: New Signings and Team-Ups w/e March 27
Triple J Unearthed pick of the week
Shazam partners with Juno to add vinyl-only tracks
Opinion: How wearables could change the live music experience
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs w/e March 27
Appeal for federal law to combat ticket scalping
Twitter drops Australian-developed music app
City of Sydney Council schedules Live Music Matters plan meeting
Aussie music abroad: Birds of Tokyo and DNA success
Canberra pitches for the Stones
Music Victoria unveils new set of recommendations for politicians
John Butler's Seed Fund announces 2014 grants and initiatives
Rolling Stone co-founder Jann Wenner the subject of new biography
Damon Albarn speaks out on Blur's Big Day Out cancellation
5 Seconds Of Summer top iTunes charts around the world
Comment: what's next for digital music in China?
Entries open to attend 'invite-only' Indie Week in NYC
On the dial: Changes to Broadcast Services Act; Hansen joins smoothfm; SCA: "no guarantees on tenure"
Apple to launch Spotify rival?
Chart Wrap: Kylie is number one; nine albums debut in the top 20
SCA steers away from ratings fall with online report
PayPal bans torrent streaming site
More woes for the CMAA as three board members quit
PPCA and Australia Council announce recipients of recording grants
Musical Chairs w/e March 21
Live music openers for Adelaide Oval in doubt
YouTube fan videos earn labels more than official clips
Create/Control team with Downtown and Mute; Lorde gets cosmetic; Sammy Jade pens Socceroos anthem
DJ Warehouse in administration; Cat Empire turn 1000; MusicNT unveils its 2014 program
Blurred Lines and Midnight Memories top 2013 global sales charts
Global music revenues undermined by market drop in Japan
South Australia's Hall of Fame to launch next week
Chugg outlines Aussie 50th celebrations
The Rolling Stones postpone their Australian tour, Jagger issues statement
Japanese digital music sales drop 23%, but don't blame streaming services
Court ruling in ASCAP case will save Pandora USm in unpaid royalties
Voting open for 2014 APRA Song Of The Year
Rolling Stones' Australian tour in doubt
Third person dies following SXSW hit-and-run
Rdio prepares to launch in India
Chart Wrap: Can Guetta topple Pharrell?
Six deaths force Future Music Asia to cancel final day
On The Dial: Macquarie Radio MD exits; entries open for ACRAs; 2Day win royal prank appeal
Southern Cross Austereo Chairman, post-ratings slide: "we'll discuss management"
Cooking Vinyl launch "new publishing services model"
SXSW will proceed despite fatalities, one victim named
Google now syncs concert dates from official artist pages
Musical Chairs w/e March 14
Which Australian #1 albums are pirated the most?
Music Rights Australia calls for online reforms to protect musicians
Neil Young talks Pono at SXSW, raises over two million dollars in pledges
New signings and team-ups w/e March 14
South Australian Libs promise support for live music
Google warns Australian Government against three-strikes law
Australian music-specific crowdfunding site launches
Vevo Lift and Live At The Chapel both set to return
Australian music community launches The Music Trust
Triple J team with NIDA for music video competition
Spotify secures 0m credit line, furthering IPO speculation
Sonos annual revenue doubles, to US5m
Taylor Swift tops Billboard's 'Money Makers' list
Kyle and Jackie O fans desert 2Day for Kiis FM
Gotye makes UK's list of top all-time selling singles
First GfK survey results released tomorrow; slow progress on reform discussions; triple j unearth new site
Neil Young to launch audio device with Kickstarter campaign
Chart Wrap: INXS deny Pharrell's album a #1 debut
Samsung unveils free music service for Galaxy users
CHOICE lambasts three-strikes policy
Mark Poston announces Head of A&R for Parlophone Australia
5 Seconds Of Summer sell out ten-date US tour in five minutes
Spotify buys powerful music data company The Echo Nest
Cooking Vinyl builds on PledgeMusic to ready first album signings
Spotify launch 'Emerge' in Aus and NZ to promote upcoming acts
Big Scary's 'Not Art' takes out the Australian Music Prize
Warner begins catalogue divestment
Aussie Mark Moffatt named President of Americana Music Association
Laneway Festival raises K for Yiriman Project
Australia Council announces
.2 million worth of music grants
Incident Tech inks deal with major music publishers for smart guitar
Apple announces CarPlay: "the smarter, safer and more fun way to use iPhone in the car"
Nicola Tuer named Sony UK COO after Nick Gatfield's departure
MTV Australia moves into the world of ticketing
APRA Awards to be held in Brisbane for the first time
"Numerous people arrested" in police drug operation at Secret Garden Musical Festival
Singo sells Fairfax shares, turns attention to Prime; 2REM in code breach; Nova targets further growth
Chart Wrap: Nathaniel's big Hot 100 debut; 5 Seconds Of Summer hit #3 on the ARIA Chart
BMG acquires catalogue of songwriting legend Hal David
Lorde's Pure Heroine hits a million sales in the US
Triple J Unearthed Pick: Feb 28
Vinyl sales up 77% in Australia: each label's best sellers of 2013
Springsteen's Australian tour grosses .7 million
Kiss FM and ARN kiss and make up
ARIA 2013 wholesale figures: digital outsells physical for the first time
Adelaide's M4SONIC picked up by Sony and Ultra after viral video
Sydney EDM artist tops Japanese singles chart
German copyright organisation sues YouTube over blocked content notices
dmg Radio cuts ties with Daily Mail Group and rebrands as Nova Entertainment
Sony Music UK CEO Nick Gatfield quits
New Signings and Team-ups w/e Feb 28
Shazam adds videos, lyrics and more in major redesign
Live sector calls scalper legislation proposals "an overreaction"
Steve Lillywhite to present keynote at AMP announcement
How much streaming services pay artists per play
Live Nation reports record year in 2013
Green Day, Devo, Springsteen to issue rarities for Record Store Day
John Singleton slams Fairfax after merger collapses: "I'm going to watch it die slowly"
Justin Bieber's Baby hits one billion views on Vevo
On The Dial: Fairfax/MRN merger talks collapse, PNW, SCA and Macquarie report financials
Advocacy project will reward social activism with concert tickets
Poston unveils Parlophone and Warner Bros. label team
Melbourne loses iconic record store
Vevo's viewership up by a third
Piracy sites make 7m a year from advertising
OneLove launch show on Today Network
APN News and Media Limited acquire full ownership of ARN
Shazam and Warner Music Group to launch a Shazam branded imprint
Industrial Strength: Venue News w/e Feb 21
IKEA to discontinue vinyl-friendly shelves, thousands of milk crates to go missing
Brisbane City Council opposes lockout laws: "We're not spending m to send people to bed early"
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs w/e Feb 21
Culture contributes bn to Australian economy
Musicians have the lowest salaries of the Australian creative sector
Maddah and Chugg among speakers at inaugural Global Rock Summit
Spotify hires filings expert, hints at public share offering
Chart Wrap: INXS break sales records; radio loves Rudimental
South Australian Govt. commits over m for creative hub
Kickstarter hacked, customer data obtained
Report: UK Music Producer Guild Awards
Glassnote sign a deal with Universal Music Group
Shazam seeks investors to bring its worth to 0m
TMN expands its editorial team
Deezer closes its Australian office
Gudinski, Handlin and Coppel honoured in Billboard International Power Players list
Ben Richardson new head for MTV parent Viacom Australia
Radio and record industries to face off over streaming royalties
BMG to acquire top EDM publisher Talpa Music
SCA ready half-year report; smoothfm album hits #1; Mix 102.3 reveal breakfast host
iTunes Radio launches in Australia
X-Factor USA cancelled after Simon Cowell leaves show
Chart Wrap: MKTO, Aguilera and Pharrell dominate
What you need: almost two million tune in to INXS biopic
Megadeth pull out of Soundwave
Sony and Warner both post profit and revenue rises
Label veteran Dan Biddle launches TCO Artists
SFX sued by alleged "frozen out" co-founders
Pandora posts strong quarterly profits
1.6m Australians streaming music on mobile
Profits at U2's management firm fall by .56m
ARIA's Charts Manager tracks the sales year just past
Kobalt to administer Miles Davis; QLD band score huge US TV sync; INXS track to showcase Adelaide
Ministry of Sound Australia's 120 Publishing scores UK/European deal
The Falls sign worldwide deal with Verve Records
Sydney lock-outs to begin February 24
Guvera launches in Indonesia
More global chart action for Aussies
Brisbane biz cut single for orangutans
Elizabeth Rose signs worldwide publishing deal with UMPG
Google VP heckled at Midem conference
Pair who penned 'Eye Of The Tiger' sue Sony
Twitter to enter the A&R game
SCA invest in startup; Hadley settles bullying case; Grohl rocks Stern's 60th
PPCA and CRA battle as hundreds of stations pull the plug on digital
Australians can live-stream the BRIT Awards for the first time
IFPI report: One Direction were biggest selling global act in 2013
Cooking Vinyl signs Kate Miller-Heidke, Calling All Cars
Last.fm partners with Spotify
Amazon to release music streaming entertainment device
Pandora expands local team; changes for NSW venues; X Factor execs move to FremantleMedia
Sydney music industry forms alliance to fight lockout laws
Melbourne's Palace Theatre saved ... but battle not over, warns lobby group
Stream Sydney Big Day Out performances, powered by Rdio
Industrial Strength: 10% rise for JB Hi-Fi; Aussie country doco series launches; Kylie's first Roc Nation album
Joy 94.9 receives huge boost from iTunes feature
Australia will be the second country to get Beats Music
Secret Service PR and Two Fish Out Of Water merge
Songwriters Reyne, Schumann, Mr. Yunupingu and Chapman lauded on Australia Day Honours List
Lee Kernaghan and Sara Storer swoop Golden Guitars
Diverse shortlist for 9th Australian Music Prize
Universal CEO/chairman Lucian Grainge "most influential" British music exec.
Avicii to host weekly show on Nova
Digital music sales continue to drop in 2014
Spotify and Shazam choose Grammy winners, while the Grammys choose Rdio
Coles and dmg Radio launch Coles Radio
Mushroom Music Publishing claims Victory
More Aussies sign with Kobalt; Troy Carter pacts Mayer and Miguel; Dami Im new face of Alannah Hill
Bruce Springsteen lands eleventh #1 album in America
Aussies abroad: Six for The Great Escape; now 55 for SxSW
Industrial Strength: Ian James named Adjunct Professor; 500,000 Aussie Avicii fans can't be wrong; Outkast for Splendour?
It's been a bad week for music venues in WA, NSW and QLD
MGM and Pozible enter distribution partnership
EMI's Scott Horscroft new owner of The Grove Studios
Universal Music sets up Australian operations for Lost Highway imprint
US and UK radio love Boy & Bear
Shazam predicts Grammy winners; Warmest 100 predicts Hottest 100 results
Universal Music Publishing launch online platform for sync licensing
Kim Dotcom launches new music service
Artists can now sell merchandise on Spotify
The Hot Seat: Mark Poston
On The Dial: Vale Stephen Kelly; Derryn Hinch to serve 50 days; Kiis officially launches in Sydney
Sydney Entertainment Centre renamed the Qantas Credit Union Arena
Dance station Kiss FM taking ARN's Kiis FM to Federal Court
PPCA distributed .6M in royalties in 2013
U2, Pharrell, Karen O up for Oscars; Taylor, Coldplay, all Gatsby songs snubbed
Cream of Aussie country music announced for awards
Counting Crows sue Universal Music in what could be a landmark case
Spotify remove playback restrictions for free users
BBFC push for online music video classification system
Venue change for Perth Big Day Out, and possibly Soundwave
Rdio Giveaway: VIP Big Day Out tickets, flights and accommodation
Cloud Control, Blasko, Preatures take out SMAC awards
Samsung reportedly set to invest in Deezer
Kanye West files suit against Amazon over 'Coinye' currency
Kylie fronts MasterCard campaign, pulls an extra 2m viewers for The Voice UK
Sony/ATV and Marvin Gaye's family settle Blurred Lines lawsuit
Hilltop Hoods Initiative offers 10K to an emerging artist
Commercial radio stats for 2013: good news for the industry
Chart Wrap: John Legend stays on top, but Derulo is climbing quickly
Beats Music finally announce launch date
Inside 360 and Daniel Johns' Impossible collaboration
TMN Hot 100 of 2013: the most heard songs at Australian radio
Secret Garden 2014 announces biggest lineup to date
Weird Al settles million lawsuit against Sony
More live music venues shut their doors
Federal funding cuts to community radio "disappointing" – CBAA
iTunes reveals highest selling albums and tracks of 2013
Birds of Tokyo's Lanterns most-played song on commercial radio in 2013
Adele and Susan Boyle top Amazon's best-selling CDs of all time list
Beyoncé scores fastest-selling iTunes album ever
Remaining Rolling Stones tickets sell out "within minutes"
Music industry worth £3.5 billion to UK economy
Which alcohol brands are mentioned the most in popular music?
Four Australian Grammy nominees fly under the radar
Warner Music Group revenues rise, but losses widen
Kyle and Jackie O's replacements announced
New CMAA President: "let the dust settle", as Cassar-Daley and Harvey pull out of awards
Warner Music and Sony Music team up for two licensing deals
Rdio and Spotify announce major global expansion plans
JMC Academy joins Berklee College of Music's International Network
City of Sydney to fast-track live music action plan
PledgeMusic teams with Verse Music for classic jazz reissues
Box Hill TAFE first to offer Master's degree
Beatport lay off over 25 staff members, close San Francisco office
John Williamson quits as CMAA President in row over awards
Caitlin Yeo wins top gong at Screen Music Awards
Tame Impala, Keith Urban and Hiatus Kaiyote land Grammy nominations
Spotify to offer free, ad-supported mobile service?
Triple J Unearthed Pick: Nakagin - Bloom
YouTube music service delayed until early 2014
Spotify reveals it pays
.007 per stream, claim major artists make millions from their service
Grinspoon to take "long-term, indefinite break"
EMC Day One: 'Generation Experience', the EDM bubble, and rising artist costs
Foxtel launch new television and audio channels
The Rolling Stones announce five more Australian shows (and an Auckland one)
Springsteen to cover The Saints' Just Like Fire Would on his new album
Future Classic and Brown Bear Entertainment merge touring businesses
BBC under fire for giving Gary Barlow "undue prominence"
German police develop 'Nazi Shazam' to weed out neo-Nazi groups
Matt Okine to replace Tom Ballard on Triple J Breakfast
Many of the country's highest-rating radio teams say goodbye
Molly Meldrum joins MAX as new host
KIIS-FM to launch in Australian market, with Kyle and Jackie O as figureheads
New campaign turns celebs into walking billboards for Australian music
Kyle and Jackie O sign to Australian Radio Network
Screen Music Awards honours Tropfest founder John Polson
The Association of Artist Managers teams with music college Collarts
Big Day Out feuds with Claremont council over Perth event
Triple J's Tom Ballard quits
Chart Wrap: November 25, 2013
AJ Maddah briefs confused Big Day Out ticketholders
triple j Unearthed pick of the week: November 25, 2013
Fun Machine, Dylan Hekimian, dominate ACT awards
Madonna named world's highest-earning musician
Iconic Winamp player to be discontinued
Jenny Morris elected APRA's first new Chair in 20 years
Create/Control announces three label partnerships
AMIN announces 15 label owners for Release program
The Rolling Stones Australia 2014: six under-rated Stones classics
Frontier Touring and AEG Live to bring the Rolling Stones to Australia in 2014
Madonna and producer win 'Vogue' sampling lawsuit
Inertia's Colin Daniels joins international Merlin board
APRA AMCOS examines Spotify prices
Select Music expands into New Zealand
Jetstar expands their musician-friendly baggage policy
Gudinski's interactive exhibition 'Music Melbourne & Me' launches today
Festival of the Sun sells out in record time
Alicia Keys joins Flume, Impala and Birds at sold-out ARIAs
Two Harbour boat dance parties raided, ten arrested
Universal Music Group revenue up 21.9% this year
Michael Gudinski sounds off at Face The Music
Microsoft in talks to acquire Deezer
"You can't change sentiment with advertising": the impact of social media on festivals - at Face The Music
Bill to stop ticket-scalping passed in NSW
TMN launches first music industry charts course
J Award Australian Music Video of the Year nominees: watch all six videos
Seven Aussie festivals among the greenest in the world
Lorde signs .5m publishing deal
YouTube to allow Nielsen to measure ads
Live Nation buying out U2 and Madonna's management?
Lee Kernaghan scores seven Golden Guitar nominations
ARIA launches charts app on Spotify
South Australia's live music scene report out today
Bieber's manager forming 0m "super-coalition" venture
Beyoncé's Australian/NZ tour grossed m
Final nominees for J Award announced
Tame Impala sweep WA Music Awards with four wins
Chugg, Coppel and Davies up for international Pollstar gongs
Jay Z sued for copyright infringement
15% rise in listeners for community radio
triple j Unearthed pick of the week: November 8, 2013
Billy Bragg defends Spotify in open letter
TMN launches ARIA Awards industry microsite
Federal Court reject 2Day FM's bid to stop ACMA royal prank investigation
WA Music to induct legendary promoter 'Squasha' Knight into Hall Of Fame
Rock musos to classical composers: nominees for Screen Music Awards
Robert Rigby appointed Executive Manager for The Voice at Universal
Central London's oldest record store for sale on eBay
Napster Radio relaunches with an ad-free premium tier
NSW's Live Music Taskforce unveils action plan
UK copyright term for sound recordings expands to 70 years
ARN confirms talks with Kyle and Jackie O
Kyle and Jackie O leaving 2Day FM
Foxtel's Shaun James and dmg's Paul Jackson talk smoothfm's new music channel
Young regional musicians to open for Bon Jovi
Havana Brown scores her third Billboard #1 Dance Chart single
INXS signs global publishing deal with Universal Music: films, docos, musicals "on the way"
UK and Italy take action against infringing sites
Dror Erez talks to TMN about the SFX purchase of Totem OneLove
The X Factor finale sets a new viewing record
PPCA and the Australia Council announce five K recording grants
One Direction sell close to 300,000 tickets in Australia
Australians increasingly watching online videos
7.4m paid to APRA members this year
Could Apple's new algorithm end the loudness wars?
Village Sounds opens office in Singapore
The Music Network Launches TMN Jobs.
Icehouse goes DubHOUSE
Charter: Hot 100 number ones - a study
triple j Unearthed pick of the week: October 25, 2013
Four South Australian music associations share in 5K
ABC launch new Triple J station for 30+ audience
YouTube to launch premium on-demand music service
Nokia Music expands further into Asia-Pacific market
Air Supply to be inducted into the ARIA Hall Of Fame
iTunes Radio reaches almost 30% of Pandora's user-base within a month
Country radio legend Nick Erby racks up 50 years on air
Homebake 2013 cancelled
New date for Screen Music Awards, plus hosts and Musical Director announced
HMV attempt to launch iTunes competitor through iOS app store
GarageBand now free on iOS 7
Downtown Music Publishing scores early Beatles tracks
Aussies rank in DJ Mag Top 100 poll
Guvera, Stereosonic, Pandora, Spotify win at Mobies
Expanded lineup for WA Music Awards
Matt Corby and Tim Finn to make Woodford Folk Festival debut
Charter: This Week's 'Most Moved Tracks' Chart #955
2013 set to be biggest sales year for vinyl in over a decade
Cold Chisel prepping new live album
CMJ sued for nearly
m after failed merger
Lorde wins NZ's Silver Scroll Award
Six Aussies in the first round of SXSW acts
Music industry launches Música Copa charity soccer tournament
Judges for the 9th Coopers AMP announced
ACCC conditionally approves APRA's licensing arrangements
French agent Georgiadis responds to Peter Noble's claims
27th ARIA Awards nominees, plus Fine Arts and Artisan winners announced
Matt Gudinski launches music app Purifier
Peter Noble sounds off over tour cancellation
Amazon reveals its highest sellers over the past 15 years
Kyle and Jackie O win top award at ACRAs
Rara partners with Toshiba in Australia
MTV moving Australian broadcasting to London
Pitbull and Kesha axe Australian tour
30 more speakers for WAM Festival Music Conference
Taylor Swift's Australian tour brings in Coca-Cola, IGA
Flume blitzes Carlton Dry Independent Music Awards
Inside Moshtix's 'State of the Industry' report
After South Australia's 3am lockout, are Darwin and Gold Coast to follow?
RMIT and Mushroom team up for exhibition: 40 Years of Mushroom & Melbourne's Music Culture
Lorde hits #1 on the Billboard Hot 100
NSW Government announces new laws on ticket scalping
John Lennon's childhood home to be auctioned
Aussie music industry gets
.3 million worth of Australian Council grants
Carlton Dry offers k grant as part of Independent Music Awards
New Zealand introduces 'Single Music License' for public performances
The UK Government questions Google's "reluctance" to block infringing material
Publications and developers urging musicians not to upgrade to iOS7
Ark Nova: the world's first inflatable mobile concert hall
Big Day Out cancel second Sydney show
YouTube launch royalty-free audio library
New version of Australian app Discovr hits the market
Creative Partnerships Australia launch first Federally-supported matched funding program
Ticketmaster meets with NSW ministers
Tex Perkins blames ABC for breaking Homebake embargo
Live Nation to launch 'rider challenge' reality show
Laneway Festival unveils 2014 lineup
Daft Punk causes huge upswing in French record sales
Queensland nightclub owners slam 3am closure plan
City of Melbourne sets up new Advisory Committee for music
RocKwiz salute Vanda And Young with string of live shows
Ticket scalping becomes hot political issue
Korean link up for Big Sound 2014
Samantha Jade, SME, Fremantle and Guy Sebastian sued by American label for breach of contract
Shock's Halfcut Records sign Sydney hardcore band
AJ Maddah cancels Harvest, buys into Big Day Out?
Nicki Minaj being sued for stealing Starships
Mushroom release statement: Future Music and Goodlife are going ahead
Live Nation reveal Pink's tour figures
Harvest Festival faces cancellation as BDO puts the squeeze on
Cooking Vinyl opens own Australian office in Melbourne
Music publishing icon John Bromell dies, aged 71
Rolf Harris charged with assaulting children, making indecent images
New fees threaten bands planning to tour Canada
The Greens promise Centrelink tax breaks for musicians and artists
MTV under fire from Parents Television Council for Miley and Gaga performances.
Jess Mauboy comments on the Sapphires racism controversy
The digital dividend: how digital TV will render 80% of wireless audio devices redundant
Pearl Jam, Blur and Arcade Fire for Big Day Out 2014
Lana Del Rey releases then promptly removes Gaga-baiting song
James Morrison sets new world record at Queensland Music Festival
PwC report: Australians embracing streaming, but worst music pirates in the world
Sydney's 5 Seconds Of Summer support 1D on world tour
Led Zeppelin give in to Spotify
Booking bands: A handy price-list
Chart Wrap
Chart wrap: Summer sits on top, Sheppard on the rise
Digital Chart Wrap: Sheppard and Peking Duk on top
Chart Wrap: Huge week for Aussie artists and catalogue items
Chart Wrap: Pharrell and INXS break ARIA chart records
Chart Wrap: 5 Seconds Of Summer end Pharrell's 11-week reign
Chart Wrap: Kylie is number one; nine albums debut in the top 20
Chart Wrap: Can Guetta topple Pharrell?
Chart Wrap: INXS deny Pharrell's album a #1 debut
Chart Wrap: INXS albums at #1 and #2; Pharrell stays Happy, and on top
Chart Wrap: INXS break sales records; radio loves Rudimental
Chart Wrap: MKTO, Aguilera and Pharrell dominate
Chart Wrap: Pharrell gets happy, Avicii and Vance hit new highs
Chart Wrap: Joel Fletcher swings up the chart
Chart Wrap: John Legend stays on top, but Derulo is climbing quickly
Chart Wrap: Guy Sebastian hits the top of the Hot 100
Chart Wrap: Taylor Henderson dominates sales and radio
Chart Wrap: Magic! climbs the charts and Avicii strikes yet again
Chart Wrap: Guess who's back?
Chart Wrap: November 11, 2013
Chart Wrap: November 4, 2013
Chart Wrap: October 28, 2013
Chart Wrap: October 21, 2013
Chart Wrap: October 14, 2013
Chart Wrap: October 8, 2013
Chart Wrap: September 30, 2013
Chart Wrap: September 23, 2013
Chart Wrap: September 16, 2013
Chart Wrap: September 9, 2013
Chart Wrap: September 2nd, 2013
Chart Wrap: August 26, 2013
The Music Network Hot 100 Half Year Report: The top 100 songs at radio in 2013 so far
Industrial Strength – Archive
Musical Chairs w/e April 18
New signings and team-ups w/e April 18
New signings and team-ups w/e April 11
Musical Chairs w/e April 11
New signings and team-ups w/e April 4
Musical Chairs w/e April 4
Industrial Strength: New Signings and Team-Ups w/e March 27
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs w/e March 27
Musical Chairs w/e March 21
Create/Control team with Downtown and Mute; Lorde gets cosmetic; Sammy Jade pens Socceroos anthem
DJ Warehouse in administration; Cat Empire turn 1000; MusicNT unveils its 2014 program
New signings and team-ups w/e March 14
Musical Chairs: w/e March 7
New signings and team-ups: w/e March 7
New Signings and Team-ups w/e Feb 28
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs w/e Feb 28
Alex Lloyd reworks song for Richmond; Sony acts join Sanitarium project; DMAs join I Oh You
Industrial Strength: Venue News w/e Feb 21
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs w/e Feb 21
Beats Music strikes deal with Merlin; Silverchair's Joannou opens bar; Hub The Label signs US deal
Aussie acts go Platinum; two new Indigenous festivals; Nashville residency now open
Wojcicki to head YouTube; Shipley moves to Moshcam; new names at Screen Australia
Kobalt to administer Miles Davis; QLD band score huge US TV sync; INXS track to showcase Adelaide
Industrial Strength: Musical inspired by Whitlams tracks close; Bieber loses Aus fans; RÜFÜS change name
Musical Chairs: Management change for Beyonce; Sony expands EDM team; New GM for AIF
Liberation to reissue The Birthday Party; Taylor does it for the Keds; Capitol unites Neil Diamond catalogue
Pandora expands local team; changes for NSW venues; X Factor execs move to FremantleMedia
Industrial Strength: 10% rise for JB Hi-Fi; Aussie country doco series launches; Kylie's first Roc Nation album
Musical Chairs: Clear Channel CEO retires; new CMAA board member; Molly to make Australia Day debut
Industrial Strength: Ian James named Adjunct Professor; 500,000 Aussie Avicii fans can't be wrong; Outkast for Splendour?
MIA quits Roc Nation; U2 back at Island; Pharrell signs two solo deals
Industrial Strength: Mark Poston weds (and returns to label-land?); DJ Mag launches in Oz
Musical Chairs: changes at the top for WAM, Billboard and Warner Bros.
Billy Russell exits [V], new head of digital for WMA, and changes at AdNews and Fox
Ministry of Sound's deal with Defected; MCN wins sales rights to MTV; JB Hi Fi and TuneCore team to stream
Camp A Low Hum folds; ASTRA music finalists; Blues and BBQ Festival to launch
Solange named Artistic Director for Puma; Mushroom Group buys into Sugar Mountain; SCA and Shazam team to promote UMA acts
OneLove appoints marketing head; new drive team for Triple M; Sophie McNeill leaves Hack; new CEO for Rdio
NZ industry pulls back on piracy chase; Vance Joy out "for the foreseeable future"; Nick Cave doco premiering at Sundance
Dance legends Underworld team with Volkswagen; Queen renew UMG deal; ANZ principal partner of Mardi Gras
Two major executive departures at ARN, former Sony exec. jumps to Kobalt, and Ace Radio founder retiring
Music journalist Ed Nimmervoll recovering; Vale Martin Sharp; Phil Collins wants to reunite Genesis
AEG drops CEO after Jackson trial; Star FM breakfast host exiting; Koch Entertainment founder stepping down
UMPG extends Eminem's publishing; Elvis Presley brand sold; two UK deals for Gossling; Celine Dion teams with Rdio
Kylie Minogue and will.i.am joining The Voice; Pandora introducing ads to Aussie users
Max & Bianca sign to Wonderlick/Sony, Ten confirms Twitter Amplify deal, Mardi Gras eyes international market
U2 switch management, CMA appoints new CEO, and changes at SCA and 2UE
Brands team up to bring Lady Gaga to Australia, Redfoo promoting Nando's, and Miley signs to UMPG
Industrial Strength: November 20, 2013
ABC-TV's Head of Entertainment resigns, Arts Centre CEO leaves, and Spicks & Specks returns in 2014
Tina Arena back in the fast lane, venue woes, and the search for SA's best song
Guy Sebastian the new face of Canon, Bieber invests in social network, and 1D writer signs to UMPG
New signings and team-ups: November 7, 2013
Industrial Strength: November 6, 2013
Musical Chairs: November 6, 2013
New signings and team-ups: November 1, 2013
Music Chairs, October 31, 2013
Industrial Strength: October 30, 2013
Musical Chairs, October 25, 2013
New signings and team-ups
Industrial Strength: October 23, 2013
New signings and team-ups, October 18, 2013
Musical Chairs: October 17, 2013
Industrial Strength: October 16, 2013
Industrial Strength: New signings and team-ups - October 10, 2013
Industrial Strength: Inside Track - Oct 10, 2013
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs - October 9, 2013
Industrial Strength: October 9, 2013
Industrial Strength: Inside Track - Oct 3, 2013
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs - Oct 3, 2013
Industrial Strength: new signings and team-ups - October 2, 2013
Industrial Strength: October 2, 2013
Industrial Strength: Inside Track - Sept 26, 2013
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs - Sept 26, 2013
Industrial Strength: new signings and team-ups, September 25, 2013
Industrial Strength: September 25, 2013
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs - Sept 19, 2013
Industrial Strength: Inside Track - Sept 19, 2013
Industrial Strength: New signings and team-ups - September 18, 2013
Industrial Strength: Sept 18, 2013
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs - Sept 13, 2013
Industrial Strength: Inside Track - Sept 12, 2013
Industrial Strength: New signings and team-ups - September 11, 2013
Industrial Strength: Sept 11, 2013
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs - Sept 6, 2013
Industrial Strength: Inside Track - Sept 6, 2013
Industrial Strength: New signings and team-ups - September 4, 2013
Industrial Strength: September 4, 2013
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs - August 29, 2013
Industrial Strength: Inside Track - August 29, 2013
Industrial Strength: New signings and team-ups - August 28, 2013
Industrial Strength: Aug 28, 2013
Industrial Strength: Musical Chairs - Aug 22, 2013
Industrial Strength: Inside Track - Aug 22, 2013
Industrial Strength: New signings and team-ups - August 21st
Industrial Strength: August 21
Industrial Strength: August 14
Industrial Strength - August 7, 2013
Industrial Strength: July 31, 2013
On the Dial
On the dial: Kylie to launch iHeartRadio live; SCA on survey 2; Newton-John joins smoothfm
On The Dial: new smoothfm compilation; Hughesy returns to Nova; Facebook wars
On The Dial: WSFM's Jonesy injured in bike accident; SYN launch national station; Eskimo Stu joins 96FM
On The Dial: The battle of radio vs. new media; SCA Chairman: 'we look to be the best'
On the dial: Changes to Broadcast Services Act; Hansen joins smoothfm; SCA: "no guarantees on tenure"
On The Dial: Macquarie Radio MD exits; entries open for ACRAs; 2Day win royal prank appeal
First GfK survey results released tomorrow; slow progress on reform discussions; triple j unearth new site
On The Dial: Fairfax/MRN merger talks collapse, PNW, SCA and Macquarie report financials
Pipicelli to leave dmg; New Talent to Watch 2014; Hutchence's sister "angry and sad for Michael"
SCA invest in startup; Hadley settles bullying case; Grohl rocks Stern's 60th
On The Dial: More names added to KIIS lineup; Hottest 100 stats; new agency head for ARN Melbourne
On The Dial: revenue up in all radio markets; triple j's new breakfast show launches
Watts claims SCA fired Kyle & Jackie O; heritage airplay not a gender issue; 2UE flags major changes
Kiis 1065 full lineup revealed; Adam Spencer farewells ABC; radio ad revenue down
Kyle & Jackie O fight for social networks, Triple M launch Classic Rock Digital, ABC discover how pay data leaked
Kate Ritchie to host Nova drive, Ray Hadley sued, and six redundancies at ARN
On The Dial: November 12, 2013
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Softball Caps Fall Campaign against the Crimson Tide
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DAHLONEGA, GA – The North Georgia softball team put a lid on their fall campaign last week as they prepare for the 2012 season and look to continue their dominance in the Peach Belt Conference.
The Saints, ranked No. 4 in the final NFCA Division II Poll of the 2011 season, had four competitive dates this fall that included a pair of division I national powerhouses.
Head coach Mike Davneport opened the fall with a pair of home games, welcoming Georgia Perimeter to town on September 18, before Middle Georgia made a trip to Dahlonega and Haines & Carolyn Hill Stadium, the site of three straight NCAA Division II Southeast Regionals and Super Regionals.
North Georgia then hit the road to play some of the best teams in the country as they traveled to nearby Athens to take on the University of Georgia at Jack Turner Stadium.
Following a date with the Bulldogs, the Saints traveled to Tuscaloosa to take on two-time defending Southeastern Conference Champions Alabama. North Georgia opened the doubleheader at Rhoads Stadium against Tennessee State, and then capped the fall schedule against the Crimson Tide.
The Saints will now have nearly three months to prepare for the 2012 season, a campaign that will kickoff on Feb. 11-12, when North Georgia plays host to Tusculum College, North Greenville and Bellarmine University for the NGCSU Loyal Blue Classic in Dahlonega.
The North Georgia softball program will look to continue one of the most impressive runs in Division II history when they embark on a journey next season to capture a fourth straight Peach Belt Conference regular season and tournament championship and advance to the World Series for a fourth straight year.
The Saints have been ranked in the nation's top five for 30 consecutive weeks dating back to March 11, 2009, when the Saints rounded out the top five. Since that ranking, North Georgia has spent 819 consecutive days among the top five teams in the land, including spending 10 of those weeks as the No. 1 team in the country.
Plenty of weapons return on offense and defense next season, including defending National Pitcher of the Year Jessica Coan. The junior was tabbed as an All-American by three different organizations after posting a 27-5 record with a 1.09 earned run average. In 40 appearances, she set a North Georgia single-season record with 334 strikeouts in just 218.1 innings of work, while adding 25 complete games. Coan set the program record for strikeouts in a seven-inning game with 19, a mark that put her in the national spotlight with the second-most strikeouts in the history of NCAA Division II softball.
Three NFCA All-Region selections return at the plate as well, including Hilary Cox (pictured above) who will look to add to her already impressive collegiate resume when she takes the field for her senior campaign. Cox had 14 home runs a year ago and tallied 48 runs batted in to go along with a .338 batting average.
Pilar Harden will patrol the outfield once again after earning All-Region honors for a third consecutive year. The rising senior had plenty of postseason success a year ago with four of her 11 home runs coming in the Super Regionals and World Series. She also set a Division II World Series record last season with five runs batted in during the Saints 9-4 victory over Indiana (Pa.) in the opening round of the National Championships.
Katherine Martin returns to first base next spring for junior season and will look to continue her run as one of the best defensive players in the country. An All-American in 2010, Martin was named All-Region in 2011 after hitting .322 with six home runs, 12 doubles and 35 runs batted in.
Follow the entire 2012 season at SaintsSports.com as North Georgia looks to continue their dynasty and set a Peach Belt Conference record with four straight championships.

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Peace and War
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War in Afghanistan
Apr 15, 2014 — In a new book, New York Times correspondent Carlotta Gall offers new information about how Pakistan has helped the Taliban in Afghanistan and may have helped hide Osama bin Laden.
Apr 13, 2014 — Though the sample of results released Sunday is based on less than 7 percent of the total vote, analysts say a runoff is likely.
Apr 11, 2014 — Morning Edition co-host Renee Montagne, who has been reporting from the Afghan capital Kabul, talks to Marine General Joseph Dunford, the commander of all allied forces in Afghanistan.
War in Iraq
Apr 18, 2014 — Fed up with what they say is years of discrimination by the Shiite-led government, ordinary Sunnis have joined Islamist fighters. There are echoes of past conflicts, with a few important distinctions.
Apr 18, 2014 — Kelly McEvers talks to Ned Parker, Baghdad bureau chief for the Reuters news agency, about the temporary closure of Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison. Its 2,400 inmates will be transferred.
Apr 16, 2014 — The country's Justice Ministry made the announcement that it was moving the prison's 2,400 inmates because of fears that Sunni insurgents might overrun the complex.
Special Reports
Soldiers learn to spot IEDs at Ft. Drum
Improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, kill more American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan than any other weapon. David Sommerstein visits a hands-on IED training exhibit at Fort Drum near Watertown.
Crash-course in combat photography in Iraq
Photojournalist Bill Putnam was in the Army when he met David Sommerstein in Kosovo in 2002. Hes been living in the heart of the chaotic, violent world of Baghdad for two years. Putnam spoke with David Sommerstein about war-time photojournalism.
Lebanon, First-Hand
Prairie Summer has lived in southern Lebanon for the last half year, working with teenagers, and was on the way home when war broke out. She told Martha Foley she's fallen in love with Lebanon and is planning to return there as soon as she can.
Peace Poets in Potsdam
Primary and secondary students from six New York counties read their peace poetry at SUNY Potsdam May 19, 2006. Artists displayed their peace posters in the lobby. Todd Moe previewed the event with organizer Paul Saint-Amand.
Iraq Through a Camera Lens: Watertown Daily Times Photojournalist Mark Dye
Mark Dye, a photojournalist with the Watertown Daily Times, spent a month in Baghdad earlier this winter. He was embedded with troops from Fort Drum, and sent daily photos and stories documenting the lives of soldiers and civilians in Iraq.
Iraq Diary: A Soldier Goes Home
Earlier this month, Army photojournalist Cpl. Bill Putnam completed his tour of duty in Iraq. He flew out of the country on a Blackhawk helicopter and sent one last audio diary.
Iraq Diary: A Raid on an Insurgent Suspect
Army photojournalist Corporal Bill Putnam is stationed in Baghdad with the 122nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment. Troops frequently conduct raids to find insurgent leaders. Putnam went on one raid last month in the Al-Rashid neighborhood of Baghdad. Soldiers were looking for a suspected cell leader of Sunni insurgents.
Iraq Diary: Chatting at a Baghdad Bakery
Corporal Bill Putnam is a photojournalist with the Army's 122nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment at Camp Ferrin-Huggin in southern Baghdad. A few days ago he was with a unit patrolling through a run-down neighborhood of Baghdad near the airport. They came upon a bakery, a hotspot for conversation and gossip, and stopped to chat.
An Iraq Diary
Maj. Eric Olsen is chaplain to a battalion of the New York Army National Guard stationed in the Sunni Triangle north of Baghdad. His thirty-part audio diary begins in 2004. He and his family live in Saranac Lake.
Lysistrata Project Reading in Canton
North Country residents joined more than a thousand groups worldwide in readings of the Greek antiwar comedy Lysistrata on March 3, 2003.
Rally and Walk for Peace in Iraq
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Well done Hayley! You have rocked all the way through. Seeing your designs every Friday has been the highlight of my week and I'm so sad it's all over but I'm rooting for you to win!
Absolutely gorgeous and stunning! My mom was from Germany and embroidered everything and I still think it is such a beautiful art. The silhouette of the tunic is very pretty and your attention to detail amazing. V. pretty, had to leave a comment this morning!
Hayley – your embroidery work is PHENOMENAL and I ADORE the outfit!!! {and of course, I went and voted!!!}. I would have spent a pretty penny on this entire ensemble for my Cuties if I'd seen this in a boutique!
Gorgeous and stunning are the words I want to use too!
I can totally see you in the design, and Ainsley makes the perfect model and the setting is spot on!
I love the embroidery design (very impressive considering your "lack" or artistic skills, lol), and how comfy yet fashionable her shorts look.
Seriously love it!!
Hayley! Amazing job. Your embroidery skills are top notch, and the overall look is so beautiful! It's been a pleasure to be in this competition with you! Best of luck!
I love the whole thing. Did you use a pattern for either the top or bottom?
Wow…I love it! You did a great job. You've got my vote (again) and I hope you win!
I looove it! The embroidery is fabulous, the shorts are adorable and the big bow on the headband is perfect. Congratulations, you've done so well!
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Greeat job! You are very talented and I hope you give yourself tons of credit!! You also take amazing photos!
Once again amazing work. Your embroidery work was beautiful and the shorts are so cute. Good luck, I'm headed over to vote right now.
So beautiful, I too am interested if you used a pattern or based them on a pattern as I would love to make something similar for my daughter. (similar as we are coming into summer here in australia!)
I love it! That embroidery is just beautiful, and doing the entire front is pure dedication. Love the piped collar and the buttons down the back too. =)
This is gorgeous – I love all the details. Did you base your design on the Oliver & S Puppet Show Pattern? I have that pattern and am inspired by you to add embroidery on it for a similar look for my daughter. Thanks for sharing your talents and inspiration!
Love the whole outfit and what you designed the whole way through. Your kids are adorable and you are a good photographer too!
You did an awesome job!
Very well done. I will be voting for you!
What pattern did you use? It reminds me of a Oliver +S?
Hayley, your work is beautiful and lively, I love it! Ainsley is adorable and quite the model. Where has the time gone…I remember your Mom showing us her newborn photos. Best of luck in the competition!
Wendy A.
Gorgeous work! The pieces you created this week will be heirlooms for sure and the time you spent embroidering certainly paid off. You have done an amazing job!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! I always knew you'd win I'm so happy for you!!!! X
The outfit and the work that went into it is stunning! Good luck with Sew-vivor!
Simply stunning!


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I played "American football" in prep school; like many secondary school players I had at least one concussion, along with a broken nose and finger. And I absolutely loved the sport, though I was far better at soccer. Football is enormous fun, from the strategy and tactics to the fine science of making a swim move over an offensive lineman and meeting the ball carrier head-on.
In one game Steve A. and I ended the season of an all-state running back by breaking his collarbone; he was returning a punt, and we met him at full speed. He wasn't following the old rule of "keep your head on a swivel" when you're on the field because you never know what malign opponent
is going to appear out of nowhere and knock you six ways from Tuesday; it was like a miniature version of the Titanic meets the iceberg, only there were two icebergs, and they were both moving as fast as the Titanic. The poor guy lay there, crumpled up like a sandwich wrapper, clutching his shoulder and gritting his teeth, while Steve, who had a definite mean streak, held the ball high above his head (he had recovered the fumble) and grinned ear to ear.
Well, it was football, right? A "clean hit," and besides, the other team beat us like a Chinese gong in the end.
It had been years since I had thought about those halcyon days on the autumn turf with the smell of burnt leaves in the air and the temperature turning chilly as the afternoon waned and the shadows lengthened (thanks for the license to bloviate, Grantland Rice). But the terrible injury to Robert Griffith III, the charismatic rookie quarterback of the Washington Redskins, Sunday before last, got me to remembering and thinking about the game and its future, and I came to the unhappy conclusion that in 15 or 20 years, professional football will either be dead or a niche sport, with a small fanatical band of fans.
The problem is, RG3 is just one example of the star NFL players who have been knocked out of the playoff games by injuries, or are gimping around at half their usual effectiveness. Ironically, the athletes have gotten too big and too fast for limbs, joints and brains to bear.
I don't know how the NFL owners and management could effectively deal with the dilemma, but tweaking the rules till they squeal, like banning headshots and planning to eliminate kickoffs and punts definitely isn't the answer;
The measures do little to actually safeguard the players' safety while at the same time they harm the game itself. And of course the owners, some of the greediest, most unconscionable scallywags in history, want to add two more games to the regular season schedule when it will inevitably undo whatever good the abovementioned measures might possibly do. Brothel owners care more about their employees' welfare than NFL owners do their players.
We'll end up with Super Bowls played by third
string/practice squad quarterbacks and players swathed in body armor and bandages till they look like Galapagos turtles, pie-eyed on pain killers, hobbling around like an army of Long John Silvers.
If there ever was an incipient new superstar in the NFL it is RG3: highly intelligent, charming and funny (when his knee was hyperextended earlier in the season, he told a press conference "I screamed – like a man, of course"), movie star handsome, courageous to a fault, he could be the most important player in NFL history in terms of dramatically expanding the game's audience. If he survives – this is his first year in the league, and he is already facing major surgery, and questions about whether he is big and bulky enough to play quarterback in the NFL.
It's sacrilege, I know, but I think the writing is on the wall: American kids are going to go into soccer instead of football, and we'll be watching the World Cup instead of the Super Bowl in 2033.
"It is written."
I played "American football" in prep school; like many secondary school players I had at least one concussion, along with a broken nose and finger. And I absolutely loved the sport, though I was far better at soccer. Football is enormous fun, from the strategy and tactics to the fine science of making a swim move over an offensive lineman and meeting the ball carrier head-on.


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7up Drops 'All-Natural' label as well
Story found here.
And for the record, having both Kraft and Cadbury-Schweppes release notices about how they are both dropping the 'All-Natural' from their High-Fructose Corn Syrup claim within days of one another is what is called a "notable coincidence". Methinks a specific something was said at a specific somewhere that made both of them rethink their "HFCS is natural" position.
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The UFC made UFC 90 official today with an
announcement that it will be headlined with Anderson Silva defending
his 185 lbs. belt against hard-hitting Canadian Patrick Cote. The bout
will take place at the All State Arena and will be the first UFC in
Silva is coming off an impressive rise to the 205 lbs. weight class taking out James Irvin early in the first round. Cote is coming off a somewhat plodding victory over Ricardo Almeida which won him the right to face Silva in Chicago. Interestingly Cote began his career in the 205 lbs. weight class and dropped down to 185 lbs. after consecutive losses in the light heavyweight class.


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I.M. Pei, Maya Lin, Richard Meier, and Tadao Ando Featured in Remaining Films of the Clark's "Architectural Dreams" Series
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"Architectural Dreams," a free film series celebrating the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute's expansion project, continues this month on Fridays at 4 pm in the Clark's auditorium. The series features the lives of well-known architects and their projects.
October 7 pays homage to the architect I.M. Pei with two films by Peter Rosen. First Person Singular (1997, 85 minutes) and The Museum on the Mountain (1998, 48 minutes), follow the architect from his birth in China to his education in Boston and back again in a 20th century journey with stops at the Louvre Pyramid, the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame, and the Miho Museum outside of Kyoto.
Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision (1995, 105 minutes) will run on October 14. Frieda Lee Mock's Academy Award-winning documentary profiles the creator of the controversial but now much-beloved Vietnam War Memorial, as well as a Civil Rights Memorial and even a house in Williamstown, MA.
October 21 features the film Concert of Wills: Making the Getty Center (1998, 100 minutes). Master documentarian Albert Maysles and his associates follow the creation of L.A.'s hilltop Getty Museum from conception to fulfillment, as the complex takes form in dialectic between the museum's directors and architect Richard Meier.
Concluding the series on October 28 will be Making the Modern (2003, 60 minutes). This compelling documentary follows the extraordinary design and construction of Tadao Ando's new Museum of Modern Art in Fort Worth. Ando, a Pritzker Prize winner who is famous for his ability to weave architecture into a natural environment, is designing the Clark's expansion project.
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He did so many covers in the 70'a because he simply didnt get many great new songs to do, becuase of the pubishing company deals and all that crap...
But on the other hand one thing is a cover, and one thing is to remake the song; back in the Sun Records era, all the material done at sun, were covers, but they were just covers? not at all, he reinvented the songs, and he changed music history with those "covers" Just as Mile Davis did on his "Birth Of Cool" another album full of cover versions.
The value of all those covers is the value of a guy who simply dig those songs enought to do them in his own terms, he looked for material he liked and serve his as a media of expression to do his art which was: interpreting those inside him, transform those into his own view and singing them which was his most wonderfull talent; lots of those "covers" became his own. One thing is writing songs, other thing is to perform the song, Lennon was a great song writer, but without The Bealtes, he was little less that awfull on stage, we was not a great performer at all. The Beatles it self were great at studio, but they were not so great live.
ELvis was a performer, a singer, nobody says The London Orchesta is crap cause they play Beethoven covers, I Mean duh! Nobody has ever said Miles Davis was a no good musician or John COltrane was a bad sax player cause they played a lot of standars "did lots of covers"; ELvis instrument was his voice, you get an Elvis record to hear him singing and to hear his arengments on popular songs "Standars".
On the blues tradition is more of the same, lots of great blues mans, as well as Jazz female vocalists, did more covers than originals, yet noboy says B.B. King or Ella Fitzgerald or Dinah Washington were not of much value to the Blues or Jazz tradition respectibly because of that.


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25.60 Wireless Communication Usage & Allowance Policy
25.60 Wireless Communication Usage & Allowance Policy, Chancellor's Office Business Practices & Procedures
To establish policies and procedures related to the use of wireless communication devices and reimbursement for business use of personally owned wireless communication devices or services paid with personal funds.
In general, the Chancellor's Office shall not provide wireless communication devices to its employees. The exceptions to this rule are wireless communication devices 1) required to conduct research projects and charged to grant budgets, 2) used for short-term projects, or 3) used for emergency or disaster recovery purposes.
Effective Date:
January 1, 2007 with full implementation by June 30, 2007
A. Business Use of Wireless Communication Device(s) on a Regular Basis:
It may be necessary for some employees to use wireless communication devices to conduct Chancellor's Office business on a regular basis. In these cases, the Chancellor's Office will provide a wireless communication allowance for employees who must use his/her personal wireless communication device for work purposes, subject to the following conditions:
- The Department Head must authorize the employee to use his/her personal wireless communication device for Chancellor's Office business. The employee's supervisor shall sign the authorization form, "Wireless Communication Allowance Agreement." The approved form should be submitted to Business Services. A copy of the approved form should be retained by the department and another copy given to the employee.
- By January 10th of each year the employee is responsible for turning in to Business Services and his/her supervisor the first page of his/her wireless communication bill for the most recent month to document that the employee still has the wireless communication device and the cost is equal to or greater than the allowance being received.
- The monthly wireless communication allowance is paid as a taxable item through payroll. The wireless communication allowance shall not exceed the employee's monthly plan charges and is provided according to the following allowance amounts:
Taxable Allowance(s):
Service Maximum Calculation Cell Phone$40 Allowance is equal to the lesser of the employee's monthly plan or this amount Smart Phone$25 Allowance is in addition to the cell phone allowance and is equal to the lesser of one half of the employee's monthly plan charge or this amount Internet Service Provider$20 Allowance is equal to the lesser of one half of the employee's monthly plan charge or this amount OtherN/A As approved by the Vice chancellor for F&A
Note: The total allowance will be rounded up to the nearest dollar.
- There are certain positions within the Chancellor's Office that may require a usage plan that exceeds any low cost plan available. These special requirements may be processed on a case-by-case basis through Business Services, upon approval by the employee's supervisor, the Department Head, and the Vice Chancellor for Finance & Administration.
- Once approved, the allowance shall continue to be paid until the Department Head notifies Business Services that the employee no longer needs a wireless communication device to accomplish his/her job.
B. Business Use of Wireless Communication Device(s) on an Irregular Basis:
Some employees may have a need to use wireless communication devices to conduct Chancellor's Office business only on an irregular basis, and are therefore not provided with a wireless communication allowance. In this case, the Chancellor's Office will reimburse the employee for any incremental costs incurred due to the business calls made, subject to the following conditions:
- The employee must submit a Business Expense Reimbursement Request form with documentation of his/her wireless communication bill with business calls identified. Incremental cost for these calls should also be identified. Incremental costs to be reimbursed are those additional costs incurred that are associated with business calls, over the monthly plan cost.
Example: If an employee is charged for 40 minutes in excess of plan minutes and 30 minutes of business calls are identified that month, the employee is reimbursed for the cost of 30 minutes.
See procedures included in section 25.30 Business Expense Reimbursements for details about submitting a reimbursement request.
C. Personal Use of Chancellor's Office-Provided Wireless Communication Device(s)
While the Chancellor's Office generally will not provide wireless communication devices to employees, there are some exceptions to this rule. Wireless communication devices that are 1) required to conduct research projects and charged to grant budgets, 2) used for short-term projects, or 3) or used for emergency or disaster recovery purposes may be obtained through the campus Telecommunications Department or directly through wireless communication service providers.
In the instances where the Chancellor's Office is providing wireless communication devices for use by its employees, employee use of Chancellor's Office-provided devices is limited to official Chancellor's Office business only. However, it is understood that there may occasionally be situations when a wireless communication device will be used for personal reasons. In the rare circumstance in which an employee uses a Chancellor's Office-provided wireless communication device for personal use, the employee must reimburse the Chancellor's Office for that use, subject to the following conditions:
- The reimbursement rate shall be $0.20 per minute for personal use, or the actual cost to the Department, whichever is greater.
- The reimbursement shall occur within thirty days after the Department receives its communication bill.
- The reimbursement should be noted on the communication bill by the individual that receives the reimbursement. The following should be documented:
a. Itemize the calls being reimbursed
b. The amount received
c. Initials of the person receiving the reimbursement
d. The date of the reimbursement
See procedures included in section 20.10 Receipts for details about depositing cash and checks.
- Smart Phones – Phones that allow secure access to the OUS campus e-mail environment (e.g., Blackberries and Treos)
- Wireless Communication Devices – Devices that provide for wireless communication (e.g., Cell phones and Internet Service Providers)
Questions & Answers
Can I receive the communication allowance before I am signed up for my own wireless communication device? No. A copy of the communication service invoice must accompany the application for the communication allowance to verify the service exists and the cost.
If I receive a communication allowance, can I use any cell phone carrier or plan? Yes. The phone and service are yours. Any carrier may be used and you can choose a plan that best fits your personal needs. The amount of the allowance will be determined by the approved allowance with your department head. Some providers have discounts available for OUS employees. Check with the carrier.
Can I use the cell phone for personal calls if I receive a communication allowance? Yes, because you own the phone and you do not have to document calls. You will no longer be required to carry two phones, one for business and the other for personal use.
What if my carrier advises me that an early termination fee will be charged if I terminate the contract before my plan expires. Can I add this to my communication allowance? No, this cost is a personal expense which you would be responsible for paying if you terminate the contract early.
Does this policy apply to Treo, Blackberry, and other hand-held devices? Yes, these are considered Smart Phones. Any cost to purchase the equipment is a personal expense and will not be reimbursed.
Can a personally-owned Blackberry or Treo be connected to OSU's network servers? Yes, contact your campus Telecommunications for details. There is a monthly service fee which will be charged to the departmental index.
Who is eligible for a communication allowance? Any employee is eligible to apply. To be approved, the employee must have an official business need for the device or service and must have the approval of his/her department head. The appropriate Vice Chancellor, or designee must also approve the payroll request to establish the allowance.
Does everyone get an allowance for a personally-owned cell phone or internet connection? No. This is not an entitlement. You should only receive the allowance if your job requires that you carry a cell phone where other less expensive means of communication are not adequate (land-lines not readily available), or your job requires you to have an internet connection away from the university premises.
When will the allowance be available? The communication allowance is available January 1, 2007 for issuance with the payroll at the end of the month. Approved agreement forms must be turned in to Business Services by the 10th of the month for that month's payroll. All agreements received after the 10th will be processed in next month's payroll. There is no retro-active payment of the communication allowance.
Can the communication allowance be paid using grant and contract funds?No, the communication allowance is not an allowable direct cost on a grant or contract. Per OMB Circular A-21, communication access costs are considered part of indirect cost; also there is no substantiation of use for audit purposes. This allowance must be paid with departmental funds; education & general, gift, or endowment.
My plan has changed. How do I change the amount of my allowance? Complete a new Wireless Communication Allowance Agreement. Approved forms received by Business Services by the 10th of the month will be processed in that month's payroll.
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Mary Elizabeth Hall, age 83, died Thursday, February 7, 2013, at Rutland Regional Medical Center.
Mrs. Hall was born in Manhattan, Borough of NYC, on May 14, 1929. She was the daughter of Charles and Anne (McCaffrey) Duffy. She grew up in the Bronx where she received her early education and had attended Cathedral High School.
In her earlier years, she had worked for Ma Bell in the Bronx.
On January 6, 1951, she married George W. Junior Hall in the Bronx. She and her husband made their home in Rutland until moving to Lake Wales, FL, in 1976. They returned to Rutland in 1984. Mr. Hall predeceased her on May 31, 1988.
She was a member of the Rutland American Legion Unit #31 Ladies Auxiliary, and past member of The Neshobe Sportsman Club in Brandon.
She enjoyed bingo, going shopping, and loved spending time with her family.
She had attended Christ the King Catholic Church.
Surviving are four daughters: Susan M. Parker and husband Rod of Lake Wales, FL, Sheila A. Garrapy and husband Rodney of West Rutland, Barbara J. Metzler and husband Stewart, and Donna M. Chipman and husband Jimmy, all of Bradenton, FL; two sisters: Anne Ramppen of Newburgh, N.Y., and Barbara Lewandowsky of Pine Bush, N.Y.; and a brother, Patrick Duffy of Estero, FL; seven grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandson, and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Her very special niece, Sandy Brutkoski of Brandon, and best friend, Mary Loomis of Rutland, also survive her.
She was predeceased by two brothers, Charles Duffy and Eugene Duffy.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Tuesday, February 12, 2013, at 11 a.m., at St. Marys Catholic Church in Brandon. Following the Mass, the family will receive friends in the church parish hall, for a time of fellowship and remembrance.
A private graveside committal service and burial will take place at a later date in Forestdale Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Miller & Ketcham Funeral Home in Brandon on Monday, February 11, from 4 to 7 p.m.
Memorial gifts, in lieu of flowers, may be made in her memory to: St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105.MORE IN ObituariesNeal H. Bartholomew Full StoryEdward Bates Moore Full StoryJames Howard Rites Full Story
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|Civil/Structural Engineering EIT
|Post Date:
|Monday, August 12
|Job Title:
|Civil/Structural Engineering EIT
|Paulsen Architects
Paulsen Architects has a Civil/Structural Engineering EIT Employment Opportunity
We are currently seeking a structural EIT with 0-4 years work experience.
This position will work on a multi-discipline team providing structural engineering and technical expertise. The position will include design and analysis for wood, masonry, concrete, and steel structures as well as preparation of plans and specifications, report writing, cost estimating, and construction observation.Minimum Qualifications: Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering with a structural engineering emphasis, EIT certification, Ability to interpret and apply design code information to structural design (ASCE, IBC, AISC, etc.), and Ability to communicate technical engineering concepts with both technical and non-technical clients and team members.
Preferred qualifications: Previous work experience performing structural or engineering design, Experience with drafting and 3d modeling software: Revit, Autocad, etc., Experience with structural analysis software: Risa3d, Enercalc, mathCAD, etc., and Construction related work experience
Please send resume and cover letter to Tami Paulsen, Director of Business, at: email@example.com
|Contact Information:
|Tami Paulsen- Director of Business
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|Paulsen Architects is lead by Principal Bryan Paulsen, AIA, CID, LEED AP who has practiced as a design professional since 1982. Currently, Paulsen Architects employs a staff of 18 people which includes architects, landscape architects, interior designers, engineers, digital illustrators, CAD & BIM specialists, construction administrators and administrative personnel. As a design focused practice, the entire team at Paulsen Architects strives to provide each client a bold, unique and sustainable design that effectively addresses their specific needs.