Clear Channel to launch music video-on-demand

Radio conglomerate plans to begin testing a free, on-demand music-video service next Tuesday as part of a strategy to bolster its Net presence.

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[Earl Benser]

Oh great.....

The music video has already been the death of quality music as
hyped visual effects swamped any musical abilities. SO what the
h---, we might as well bury pop music once and for all.

ANd every one will have to put up with the thud bunnies driving
around in their thin tired rust buckets powered almost
exclusively by an over-powering bass beat of unknown rhythm.

Is it really true that a 357 magnum can actually shatter an
automobile's engine block???????

[JackfromBerkeley]

Depends on the engine

Some engine blocks are small and aluminum. Most 357 slugs will
pass through them unless they strike something harder like the
crankshaft.

Clear Channel is the worst thing that happened to music since
MTV. America is deeply afflicted by slimeball Texas billionaires.
Don't be wasting your ammunition just shooting car engines.

[ransom07]

Great ! CLEAR CHANNEL is providing Opportunity to Independent Artist like: ROBBIE JENKINS
He appears on CLEAR CHANNEL NEW! Music on Demand (106.7 Lite FM)
We Look forward to CLEAR CHANNEL entering MUSIC VIDEO on DEMAND.
CLEAR CHANNEL IS PROVIDING INDIES A CHANCE TO BE SEEN & HEARD !!!

THANK YOU,

Michael Brinkley