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How do you get VIP or backstage passes at concerts? I’m not a crazy, but I would love to meet Foo Fighters next time they play here. –Jenna, Melville, N.Y. I’d like to take this opportunity to dedicate this column to Kevin, That Other Jonas, who gets such little love from the kids. Everyone is always going on about Foo Fighters or Rihanna or the two hot Jonas Brothers. Doesn’t anyone want to hang out backstage with What’s-His-Name Jonas? Kevin? No? Anyway, no matter. From what I learned today from Industry insiders, you stand very little chance of a backstage… Read more »

One of the most astonishing things about the new Apple iPhone, introduced yesterday by Steve Jobs at the annual Macworld trade show, is how Apple managed to keep it a secret for nearly two-and-a-half years of development while working with partners like Cingular, Yahoo and Google. The iPhone, which won’t be available in the United States until June, represents a close development partnership with America’s largest wireless phone company (Cingular, now a part of AT&T, has 58 million subscribers), the world’s largest e-mail service (Yahoo has a quarter-billion subscribers worldwide), and the world’s dominant search company. Although speculation was rampant… Read more »

Record labels interested in learning the secrets for creating a buzz on the Internet should plan to attend one of MP3.com’s upcoming free “Promote Your Music” events. The events on February 8 and 22 will take place at company headquarters in San Diego from 11:30 AM until 1:00 PM. To register for either event, visit www.mp3.com/events. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn how to unleash the power of the Internet in efforts to generate additional money on top of existing CD sales, capture the largest audience possible, maximize back catalog sales, and obtain free promotion online. “We are excited… Read more »