Priyanka Chopra's third single to feature in Beats by Dre ad campaign
MUMBAI: Priyanka Chopra's new cover-single 'I Can't Make You Love Me' will be featured in an upcoming Beats by Dr. Dre ad campaign that will run from 1 to 25 May 2014 in the US.
Saregama reinterpreting its catalogue with Bollywood and Indie artistes
MUMBAI: Music label Saregama is getting an image makeover and is setting new target group by re-interpretation their old catalogue.
Radio Mirchi and Bombay Blue introduce audio menu for visually impaired
MUMBAI: After providing audio books and films for the visually impaired, Radio Mirchi has now collaborated with Bombay Blue restaurant to make new audio food menu cards for the visually impaired.
'Indian copyright law is one of the strongest and best in the world': USTR Annual 2014 Special 301 Report
NEW DELHI: Despite vehement and exhaustive submissions arraying the strength of the Indian IP regime, India continues to be on the watch list in the United States Trade Representative (USTR) 2014
Bangalore Open Air 2014 takes the crowd-funding route
MUMBAI: The third edition of the Indian heavy metal festival Bangalore Open Air plans to be 'By the Metal Heads, for the Metal Heads'.
Apple loses the patent dispute against Samsung
MUMBAI: Apple and Samsung suing each other for copied patented mobile device features is an old story.
Glastonbury festival backs campaign against "legal highs"
MUMBAI: UK festival Glastonbury has joined a number of other festivals in support of the campaign 'Don't Be in the Dark', which stands against "legal highs".
Tina & Lolo music acquired by T-Series
MUMBAI: T-Series acquired the music rights of Sunny Leone’s next film in production Tina & Lolo.
W:O:A is about being a high-quality festival: Miriam Hensel
MUMBAI: The world's largest open air heavy metal festival, Wacken Open Air, will be celebrating its silver jubilee in 2014.
Arunachal Pradesh government supportive of music: Anup Kutty, Co-founder Ziro Festival
MUMBAI: While music festivals spring up around every corner in the country, there do not seem to be enough in India's capital city.