April 2009 sees the UK and international release of Richard Curtis’s new film The Boat That Rocked. Set in 1960’s pirate radio Britain, the film has an impressive cast and jam packed with musical gems from the era. Wise Buddah...
TRITON RADIO NETWORKS, DIAL GLOBAL AND TM STUDIOS ANNOUNCE DAVID GRAUPNER RETIREMENT Chris Long to assume VP/General Manager Responsibilities (Dallas) Triton Radio Networks and Dial Global announced today that David Graupner will retire as President of TM Studios, a division...
Fresh from their latest website and studio renovation, Thompson Creative is proud to present four new exciting jingle packages: one for AC, a couple for Christian Contemporary and one kicking Country package. As a jingle company, which continuously thrives on...
On September 13th, Dallas legends meet in Dallas for a tribute for one of the founding people in the jingle industry
Radio 2, a Belgian radio station of the Flemish public broadcaster Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroep (VRT), came to Brandy to create jingles for their extraordinary programming. The task was to produce jingles that fit their unique playlist of classic and...
by Paul · Published July 28, 2008
On September 13th, singers, musicians, recording industry executives, family, and friends from around the world will gather to celebrate the iconic life of Tom Merriman, a longtime Dallas resident who helped create and shape the entire jingle and music production...
Warna FM’s launching this month in Indonesia is perked up with a jingle syndication of the popular 2005 Hallam FM package by ReelWorld. Warna FM is the latest CHR station in the country which broadcasts from Tasikmalaya and to the...
Jam Creative Productions has just added a new jingle package to its portfolio – the Fresh NY package created for WWFS Fresh 102.7 New York. The audio production quality as expected is top notch. However, there is a new vocal...
by Paul · Published February 29, 2008
When Bob Moog invented his famous branded synthesizers, they sold well: his Minimoog alone managed to shift 13,000 units between 1971 and 1982. But technology advanced, and in ‘86, Moog Music fell silent. It’s made a bit of a comeback...
Is ReelWorld transferring its office to New York? Are they now more preferring the monumental Empire State Building than the Seattle Space Needle? Are they finally giving up a dream that Seattle will be the next Jingle Mecca?
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