Episode four of my ongoing radio series about Nashville adapting to the new music business aired yesterday morning on WPLN. This one's about cultivating the city's digital music infrastructure, and as with every episode, I am sorry there wasn't more time to explore or even mention the other companies based here that are working hard to bring change to a city not famous for change, folks like Passalong Networks, Griffin Technology and Thirty Tigers. Find the audio story HERE.
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December 02, 2008
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Hey, man. Wanted to compliment you again on a great series. I hope you'll continue it. Would be interesting to see if other music cities are changing as much as we are here.
Posted by: David Hooper | December 06, 2008 at 10:34 PM