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Bitch Slap Mondays!


Hey Bitch Slapers! The weekend is over, and let your only cure for your monday Hangover Begin its BITCH SLAP RADIO! First off on the show tonight we pay tribute to Mothers day the only way we know how too…. By talking about cougars! thats right mothers day has come and gone, and since were the day after we figure what a better way to talk about mothers day, then just by talking about cougars! Then we bring back the MasterDBaitor Tonight! We play another round of what is one of the craziest games in radio, tonights topics completely 100%… Read more »

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Bitch Slap Radio Live Tonight!!!


WHATS UPPPPPPP BITCH SLAPERS! Tonight is monday and you know what that means!!! BITCH SLAP RADIOOOOOOO…. Tonight it is a possibility we have one of the best shows planed for everyone, after a staff meeting last night we a bring new segments, new bitz, new open topics and new games that will be played all live in the Bitch Slap studios! But we only ask one thing to our fans and thats TO CALL IN MORE! We do this show for you, and we want you to be a part of it! So tonight on the show for every fan… Read more »

Featured

Apple unveils ‘iPad’ tablet device


Apple Inc Chief Executive Steve Jobs took the wraps off the “iPad” tablet on Wednesday, looking to define a new category of wireless device that will play video, games and all sorts of other media.

Featured

Unsigned band Stay content without record deal


DETROIT – Amidst tough economic times and an ever changing music industry, not everybody can sell records like Lil’ Wayne. Mix in the rise of illegal file sharing and an over saturation of acts flooding the music scene, and it’s easy to see why bands can’t carry on, much less sell thousands of records.

News

Fall Out Boy launches online video game


For a certain generation who grew up with Commodore 64s and Apple IIcs, downtime in computer class was spent obsessing over one primitive yet lovable educational video game: Oregon Trail. Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz was one of the floppy disc’s biggest devotees as a kid, so he was willing to dedicate a “retarded” amount of time to helping build the band’s own version of the game: Fall Out Boy Trail. The online game, which has clocked more than 250,000 plays since its launch on Mar. 3, is a survival exercise like the original. But instead of helping your caravan… Read more »

Interviews

Brian Wood Interview


Miguel Tenicela spoke with Brian Wood and some of the illustrators he has collaborated with at the 2009 New York Comic Convention. How did you first get the idea to start writing comic books and graphic novels? In college, when I first started reading them, which was when I was about 25 years old. I was in art school, and I decided I wanted to draw comics… I hadn’t yet thought of myself as a writer. That came later, when I realized I didn’t know anyone I wanted to work with, or that I trusted to write my ideas, so… Read more »

News

Music Sales Drop 2% Q3 Despite Digital Growth


Overall demand for music among U.S. internet users fell 2% in Q3 of 2008 according to a new NPD survey which included purchased CDs and downloads, P2P sites, and borrowing music to rip. It’s not clear if the numbers are just a blip or within some margin or error, but they certainly can’t be spun as good news for a beleagured music industry. Growth in track sales and the number of new downloaders did, however, offer a ray of hope along with music discovery via video games. The proportion of U.S. Internet users, age 13 and older, purchasing a CD… Read more »

News

Music tax faces strong opposition


The industry gets upset when anyone calls this a “tax” so I’ll use the “voluntary license” term, even though tax is much more accurate. A true voluntary license wouldn’t require everyone having a certain provider to opt-in, but that’s exactly what this plan would require. In fact, as the slides indicate, eventually it would basically require all ISPs to “opt-in” forcing all of their members to “opt-in.” Suddenly, everyone has to pay. That’s not a voluntary license. It’s a tax. However, even if we step back and pretend it’s really a voluntary license, and even if we grant the premise… Read more »

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Coming soon to Blockbuster stores: concert tickets


SAN FRANCISCO —-  Blockbuster Inc . will begin selling concert tickets at about 500 of its video rental stores, bolstering its effort to create a one-stop shop for entertainment. Under a three-year agreement announced Tuesday, Blockbuster ‘s stores next month will become the primary brick-and-mortar sales outlet for music concerts staged by promoter Live Nation Inc. in the United States. Dallas-based Blockbuster will supplant a hodgepodge of department stores, supermarkets and other retailers that Live Nation had been relying upon as part of an unraveling partnership with Ticketmaster Entertainment Inc. Beverly Hills-based Live Nation is breaking away from Ticketmaster to… Read more »

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