Playlist Research Is Your Resource for Studying Music and New Media
Have you ever wondered about the mysteries of the music industry? Here's your base for researching
how it operates and how alternatives are emerging. Fans wonder why their favorite songs disappear
from the radio or why the best music never gets played. Artists wonder the same things and search
for better ways of promoting their music than through the narrow channels of big media. Have you ever
wondered why national music feeds regional scenes when it would make a lot more sense for fans
and the music industry the other way around? Out of all the zillions of albums released every year
do you wonder why less than 5% turn a profit or less than 1% get played on the radio?
People who plan musical events wonder why it's so expensive to get information about certain musical
time periods, which should be public information. Creative minds who have great ideas for mass media
wonder why it's so difficult to get their ideas to decision makers. Fans of last century's media
who aren't interested in tech but love music wonder why tech has to be so inconsistent with various
platforms that aren't always cross-platform or browser-friendly. Where can you find information about
your favorite radio stations from last century that have vanished?
At the same time, tech lovers wonder where they can find out how to utilize their musical tech knowledge.
Playlist Research demystifies these mysteries and offers roadmaps to knowledge about music, media and new horizons
in entertainment. This site is constantly expanding with articles and lists that will answer a lot
of your questions about the music industry quickly. The site is dedicated to music's past, present and
future with an emphasis that points to the indie revolution that is empowering consumers to become
their own programmers of customized and personalized media. On this site you will find plenty of
in depth useful information to share with other music fans and musicians on social networks.
