Next Level Publishing Company

Bridging The Gap between The Business of Music & Technology

So You Wanna Be a Music Star" The DVD Volume I

is coming and it's ready to revolutionize the

broadcast music world.

This DVD features a new

standard of interface for optimizing, enhancing, as well as making significant improvements for your professional career. Pre-order yours today to take advantage of our limited-time 33% off special.

Order Your Copy Today and SAVE 33% Only $49.95

Order and SAVE 33% off Regular in-store price $69.95

THE DVD is Available NOW!

Whats New

Apple Makes Important Music Changes on iTunes

Yes, Apple has removed the DRM from all music and now you have the option of selling your music at .69cent, .99cents,or $1.29cents per song.

Click to view Apple's Report

brought to you by CNET

Current News

Bill aims to Tax Radio for Music

Published: May 14, 2009

COLUMBUS, Ohio —Broadcast radio stations are one step closer to being forced to pay for the music they play.

House Bill 848 was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Thursday and will now move on to a full House vote.

The bill would require AM/FM radio stations to pay artists & record labels a fee—a tax stations are strongly resisting.

Click to view FOX's Report

brought to you by FOXTOLEDO

Recent Updates

The President of The GRAMMYS, Neil Portnow gives some solid advice to those who aspire to be in the music business.

Neil R. Portnow (born 1948, New York City) is the current president of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS). Portnow was formerly the vice-president of the West Coast division of Jive Records.