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YANGAROO Registers 2,000th U.S. Radio Station
New York City's WRXP 101.9 FM Now Able To Receive New Music Digitally for Broadcast Via DMDS TORO...
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n\n\n\nNew York City's WRXP 101.9 FM Now Able To Receive New Music Digitally for\n\n\nBroadcast Via DMDS\n\n\nTORONTO, June 26 /CNW/ - YANGAROO Inc., (TSX-V: YOO, OTCBB: YOOIF) the\nindustry's leading secure digital media distribution company, has registered\nthe 2,000th radio station in the United States to use the company's Digital\nMedia Distribution System (DMDS). Emmis Broadcasting's TripleA station WRXP\n101.9 FM in New York City can now receive broadcast-quality music digitally\nand securely from artists and record labels via DMDS.\n\n\nYANGAROO's DMDS is a web-based delivery system that replaces the physical\ndistribution of promotional music. Major record labels, independent\naggregators, independent labels and artists using DMDS can send\nbroadcast-quality music and promotional materials digitally and securely to\nradio stations throughout North America. Music sent using DMDS is protected\nfrom piracy by means of biometrics, encryption, and watermarking.\n\n\nIn 2007, YANGAROO's DMDS made 1.3 million deliveries in the U.S.,\nprimarily to radio stations representing over 35 U.S. broadcast chains. Major\nlabel artists hit songs delivered to U.S. radio in the past 60 days have\nincluded Disturbed (Warner Brothers), Miley Cyrus (Hollywood), The Offspring\n(Columbia), Alanis Morrissette (Reprise), Scarlett Johansson (Atco/Rhino),\nDavid Cook, American Idol (RCA), Neil Diamond (Columbia), Mudcrutch (Reprise),\nAmerican Idol RECAPs (Capitol), Jesse McCartney (Hollywood), and Frank Sinatra\n(Reprise). DMDS registration at BDS and MediaBase monitored stations continues\nto grow with major formats such as Active Rock, Alternative, and Modern Rock\nover 90% penetration.\n\n\n"I chose DMDS to receive CD-quality tracks because it's fast and\nconvenient," said Bryan Schock, Music Director/Afternoon Drive Air Talent,\nWRXP/New York. "Now where did I leave that 'My Morning Jacket' CD?"\n\n\n"DMDS will save WRXP's staff valuable time while helping the station\nprotect the environment, eliminating the need to sort, open, and review\npromotional CDs shipped to the station by record labels," said John Heaven,\nPresident & CEO of YANGAROO. "Digital delivery will also provide streamlined\ndigital ingestion of both music and metadata into the station's radio\nautomation systems."\n\n\nAbout WRXP 1...