All about InRadio

What we do: Started in October 2003, InRadio began to find ways to connect listeners with independent voices through InRadio's compliation CDs. By searching far and wide for the best independent audio, InRadio provided listeners great information and music difficult to find on mainstream airwaves.

Subscribe to InRadio and you will receive bi-monthly compilations filled with exciting new music delivered to your doorstep.

Then, InRadio decided to expand its reach and go digital. So, in mid-2005, InRadio started development on a digital distribution platform called imp, because, with only 24 hours in a day, who do we trust to provide us with our information and entertainment? How do we filter the vast sea of culture around us at all times?

imp's digital media distribution network cuts to the heart of this new reality, embodying the idea of trusted sources. imp and InRadio have since grown into separate but close endeavors. Find out more about imp here.

MOST RECENT PRESS:

7/07/2006 InRadio raising funds for digital service
by Mark Reilly, Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal
InRadio Inc., a distributor of independent music, is raising capital as it prepares to launch a new digital service. Read More...

7/02/2006 InRadio, Snocap Partner on Business-to-Business Music Service
by Mike Stahl, BandRadio.com
InRadio, a developer of branded third-party media player software, announced on Thursday that it has partnered with Snocap, a digital licensing and copyright management service, to provide technology for its imp business-to-business music service. Read More...

6/23/2006 Snocap looks beyond P2P
By Jim Welte, MP3.com
Company founded by original Napster creator Shawn Fanning extends its digital registry service to other services and artists themselves. Read More...

6/22/2006 InRadio, Snocap Partner on Business-to-Business Music Service
From Digital Media Wire
InRadio, a developer of branded third-party media player software, announced on Thursday that it has partnered with Snocap, a digital licensing and copyright management service, to provide technology for its imp business-to-business music service. Read More...

6/21/2006 SNOCAP and InRadio
InRadio selects Snocap to enable licensed music through branded media players
SNOCAP, the first end-to-end provider of digital licensing and copyright management services for the digital music marketplace, today announced that it will provide backend technology for "imp," a new business-to-business music service set to launch this summer. Read More...

10/27/05 Music Man
By Eric Larson, from The Minneapolis Observer
For the past year, in a corner office deep in the guts of the Fawkes building just off of Loring Park in downtown Minneapolis, Dan Carroll and his meager staff of two - give or take 18 consultants and a few programmers from around the world - have been painstakingly preparing to revolutionize the way independent artists distribute (and consumers consume) music. Read More...