The Jazz Journalists Association has launched JazzApril, a pro bono multi-platform media campaign to foment media attention to jazz, the Smithsonian Institution’s…
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The JJA’s March 12 online panel discussion took on a current, thorny recording industry issue: Are digital downloads acceptable for review? Writers, editors, radio show…
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The JJA’s second season of online webinars begins Tuesday, February 19, at 8 pm EST, with writer Geoffrey Himes, a winner of the…
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Redstar Union, a nine-month-old venture in Cambridge, Mass., isn’t easy to label. It’s a state-of-the-art multimedia production studio, capable of recording multitrack…
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Cyril Moshkow, publisher and editor of Jazz.Ru, author of a Russian-only book on the American jazz business and a longtime correspondent/friend of the…
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"They tell you they are going to help you do it, but they don't, so I hired eBook Architects in Austin, Texas…
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In my last 30 years as an active freelance journalist in Denmark, I narrated some 500 commercial and documentary films in English.…
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Approximately 150 Philadelphia jazz devotees gathered at the Clef Club on Tuesday, July 31, for an energized and mostly upbeat Town Hall…
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