Benefit to Save Net Radio at Bottom of the Hill

by Scott Beale on June 27, 2007 · 0 comments

Benefit to Save Net Radio

Yesterday internet radio had a Day of Silence and the fight continues this Sunday, July 1st with a Benefit to Save Net Radio at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco.

SomaFM, Pandora, SonicLiving, reapandsow, BAGeL Radio & Bottom of The Hill are throwing a benefit to help generate money and awareness in the final 2 weeks before the CRB hearing on July 15.

For info on why you may not have access to streaming radio from services ranging from Pandora to SomaFM, go to http://somafm.com/crb

Raffle w/ prizes from SonicLiving (Chromeo tickets!), The Owl Mag (5 CD set of rockin’ music plus a Banner ad on their Home Page!), Griffin Technology, Peter Ellenby (Exclusive photos of the Shins & Death Cab for Cutie), Live365, WilloToons, Logitech, show posters by Jason Munn and many others….

- food (chili!)
- bake sale
- Live Music from Ted of The Heavenly States, Matt of The Herms, HIJK, Miyako Ueki of Peloton, and more…
- DJs (Elise Nordling from SomaFM & Ted Leibowitz from BAGeL Radio)

$3-$5 suggested donation to SaveNetRadio.org at door

learn more about saving net radio, visit http://savenetradio.org or http://somafm.com/crb

Here Are A Few Related Posts You Might Enjoy:

- Help Save Internet Radio: Internet Radio Equality Act

- Internet Radio Day of Silence

- FCC Free Radio 107.3 FM, San Francisco’s Alternative Radio Station

- SonicLiving Partners With Custom Online Radio Service Pandora

- John Hell Returns to Radio Tonight on Pirate Cat Radio

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Written by Scott Beale

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