R4R 012 - Promonet - get music into your podcast legally

Published: April 17, 2007, 11:37 p.m.

b'Host: Colette Vogele Guest: Corey Denis, Digital Marketing Manager for IODA Bio forthcoming\\u2026 As Digital Marketing Manager of IODA, Corey\\u2019s responsible for Promonet, Digital Marketing, User Advocacy, and for demonstrating the increase of digital sales across the long tail as a result of digital marketing for labels and musicians around the world. Prior to joining IODA in 2005, Corey has had deep roots in independent music, working in the music industry for over 10 years, and worked for five+ years at indie labels, including W.A.R.? - What Are Records?, where she worked in tour promotion, marketing, research, A&R, production and online marketing development. Corey pioneered and nurtured W.A.R.?\\u2019s New Media Marketing department which resulted in an increase in digital sales and new online attention for W.A.R.? In addition, Corey has worked creatively with independent filmmakers, as a music supervisory consultant for indie comedies and dramas such as \\u201cVirgins? and \\u201cThe Hand Job.? In 2003-04, she was also responsible for producing and directing Guerrilla Wordfare, a hip hop/ spoken word/ art festival in Boulder, CO. Her blog and music podcast are called Not Shocking. Her blog and music podcast are called Not Shocking. Topics and Questions for Episode 012: Corey Denis, Digital Marketing Manager for the Independent Online Distribution Alliance (more commonly called IODA), gets down to brass tacks and explains Promonet, a service that allows users to place music into their audio or video podcasts (or video blogs, or internet radio program, or zine, or website, or whatever) legally. She explains the service, some of its terms of use, and some issues related to music licensing.'