Project 760 Productions Announces A Summertime Release for "A-Factor"
Project 760 Productions announces the launch of its latest production, The A-Factor Podcast in the summer of 2008. The podcast, sponsored by advertisers and private individuals, will focus primarily on the promotion of Asian and Asian-influenced independent and unsigned music artists as well as contain a variety of segments related Asian culture. The A-Factor Podcast will replace World of Anime on Podcast, currently produced by Project 760 Productions.
Podcasting is a way of publishing audio files to the Internet using the popular RSS protocol. Podcast listeners can use an aggregator, such as the iTunes Music Store from Apple Computer or the Zune Marketplace from Microsoft, for their computers that automatically download new programs once they become available. Files can later be transferred to portable audio players, such as the iPod or Zune. Podcast aggregators can be obtained freely on the Internet for both PC and Macintosh platforms.
"The podcast hopes to promote music by Asian and Pacific Islanders in a way that has not been offered before," says The A-Factor Podcast executive producer Ray Nagar, citing the need for programs that spotlight Asian-Pacific Islanders in mainstream media. "We encourage Asian and Pacific Islander musicians and artists to contact us at Project 760 Productions so that we can spotlight them on our show."
The premiere episode will be available to podcast listeners at http://project760network.mypodcast.com in the Summer of 2008. In the interim, artist spotlight teasers are being released on the podcast feed and an announcement about the new show is posted on the existing programs on the Project 760 Network instructing listeners about the first podcast and where artists can submit their music. "In the future, we hope to incorporate music news and concert performance announcements for the artists that we feature on the podcast," says Nagar. "In addition, we hope to create 'hits' that the artists are well-known for and will feature artists more after their first appearance on the podcast in order to get listeners acquainted with their sound and give them a reason to support their work."
Advertisers and individuals interested in sponsoring the podcast are encouraged to contact Project 760 Productions at 415-505-9878 or via e-mail at media@project760.net
ABOUT PROJECT 760 PRODUCTIONS
Project 760 Productions is a multimedia company, which produces television programs on local access television and internet radio programs headquartered in San Francisco, California. Founded in 1997, the company emphasizes production of special interest programs and events that inform, educate and entertain audiences on a variety of topics catering to various age groups. The company has produced World of Anime and is a major contributor to JTAF, an anime convention set in the San Francisco Bay Area. In recent years, Project 760 Productions has also collaborated on a variety of events including Nisei Week's Little Tokyo Anime Festival in Los Angeles and Ani-Jam in Fresno.
Podcasting is a way of publishing audio files to the Internet using the popular RSS protocol. Podcast listeners can use an aggregator, such as the iTunes Music Store from Apple Computer or the Zune Marketplace from Microsoft, for their computers that automatically download new programs once they become available. Files can later be transferred to portable audio players, such as the iPod or Zune. Podcast aggregators can be obtained freely on the Internet for both PC and Macintosh platforms.
"The podcast hopes to promote music by Asian and Pacific Islanders in a way that has not been offered before," says The A-Factor Podcast executive producer Ray Nagar, citing the need for programs that spotlight Asian-Pacific Islanders in mainstream media. "We encourage Asian and Pacific Islander musicians and artists to contact us at Project 760 Productions so that we can spotlight them on our show."
The premiere episode will be available to podcast listeners at http://project760network.mypodcast.com in the Summer of 2008. In the interim, artist spotlight teasers are being released on the podcast feed and an announcement about the new show is posted on the existing programs on the Project 760 Network instructing listeners about the first podcast and where artists can submit their music. "In the future, we hope to incorporate music news and concert performance announcements for the artists that we feature on the podcast," says Nagar. "In addition, we hope to create 'hits' that the artists are well-known for and will feature artists more after their first appearance on the podcast in order to get listeners acquainted with their sound and give them a reason to support their work."
Advertisers and individuals interested in sponsoring the podcast are encouraged to contact Project 760 Productions at 415-505-9878 or via e-mail at media@project760.net
ABOUT PROJECT 760 PRODUCTIONS
Project 760 Productions is a multimedia company, which produces television programs on local access television and internet radio programs headquartered in San Francisco, California. Founded in 1997, the company emphasizes production of special interest programs and events that inform, educate and entertain audiences on a variety of topics catering to various age groups. The company has produced World of Anime and is a major contributor to JTAF, an anime convention set in the San Francisco Bay Area. In recent years, Project 760 Productions has also collaborated on a variety of events including Nisei Week's Little Tokyo Anime Festival in Los Angeles and Ani-Jam in Fresno.
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