Indian music industry to cross Rs 1000 crore mark by 2020
MUMBAI: The Indian music industry, which is expected to grow at the range of Rs 1,100 crores to 1,300 crores by 2020, has managed to grow at a steady pace over the period of the last five years fro
Twitter lags far behind Facebook in US online usage
MUMBAI: Facebook remains the most popular social network platform for US internet users whereas Twitter has failed to attract more users since last September, says a study.
Listening to music lowers anxiety during breast biopsies
MUMBAI: Listening to live or recorded music significantly reduces anxiety for women undergoing surgical breast biopsies for cancer diagnosis and treatment, new research has found.
What you think can reveal your musical tastes
MUMBAI: Your thinking style can provide an insight into what kind of music you like to hear.
Music festival wrist bands can be deadly
MUMBAI: Music festival wristbands possess alarming levels of bacteria which can pose a deadly risk, says a scientist.
UK music tourism industry generated ú3.1 billion; overseas tourists increased by 39 per cent
MUMBAI: An economic study on music tourism in the UK showed that a total of £3.1 billion was generated in 2014, through direct and indirect spending at festivals and live concerts in the UK.
Music tourism benefits cities, says the IFPI- Music Canada
MUMBAI: According to the report released by IFPI- Music Canada, Music can be used as an important tool to promote tourism in various cities.
The Beatles did not start musical revolution in US: Study
MUMBAI: Contrary to popular belief, the so-called "British Invasion" of US pop music by groups like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones did not start rock revolution, researchers have found.
Music videos affect teenaged kids' sexual behaviour
MUMBAI: Parents may consider music videos a harmless pastime for their teenaged kids but they may negatively impact their sexual behaviour as they objectify women and promote sexual activities inv
Radio advertising grew by 17 per cent in 2014
MUMBAI: Due to the five state-level elections and the General Elections in 2014, radio advertising grew by 17 per cent, which is two per cent higher as compared to last year’s projection of 15 per
