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Indie Fans: AOL and Microsoft Want You
November 10, 2006
AOL and Microsoft are making inroads to capture a piece of the growing indie rock audience, according to Reuters.
On October 26, AOL launched a show called "The DL," hosted by Sara Schaefer. The media giant also said it plans to add more indie channels to its Spinner radio service.
Opting for a different approach to woe the indie rockers, Mircrosoft is promoting at music festivals, like the CMJ. The Bellington, Wa.-based computer/media giant has been gathering feedback from students for the upcoming release of Zune.
What the hell is Zune?
On October 26, AOL launched a show called "The DL," hosted by Sara Schaefer. The media giant also said it plans to add more indie channels to its Spinner radio service.
Opting for a different approach to woe the indie rockers, Mircrosoft is promoting at music festivals, like the CMJ. The Bellington, Wa.-based computer/media giant has been gathering feedback from students for the upcoming release of Zune.
What the hell is Zune?
1 Comments:
And already people are talking about Zune being over-priced and not that well made, especially when you consider that mobile phones now can hold up to 1,000 MP3s!!
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