Recent News	2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004
Nov 20, 2006	Media Post Publications Digital Jukebox Launches ZIP Code-Targeting Broadband touchscreen jukebox company Ecast has started delivering ads targeted by factors including location as precise as ZIP code and genre of music, for marketers including Jeep and Verizon. More
Nov 20, 2006	Adotas Ecast Using DART for Music Jukebox Campaigns Music and entertainment company Ecast, which distributes and operates more than 8,000 Broadband-powered touchscreen jukeboxes around the U.S., has signed a deal with DoubleClick to use the DART advertising platform to manage its advertisers' campaigns. More
Nov 06, 2006	AdWeek Take It Outside A current, three-month campaign from San Francisco-based Ecast in support of Daimler Chrysler's new Jeep Compass lets users choose colors, wheel trim and sound systems to create their own personalized model...   More
Oct 16, 2006	Media Post Publications Jeep™ Puts A Dime In The Digital Jukebox October 16, 2006 - Jeep™, seeking alternative advertising routes off the well-traveled roads of television commercials and newspaper ads, has turned to the digital jukebox network, Ecast, to promote its urban sport vehicle, the 2007 Jeep™ Compass. More
Sep 13, 2006	Qualcomm Ecast Case Study Ecast is the 2006 winner of the 3G A-List Award in the Small Company category. The operators are very excited about the 3G CDMA wireless feature. “They love the fact that now they walk into any bar or restaurant, give a live demonstration, and install the jukebox right there on the spot,” Download
Sep 2006	Media Post Publications Rock Around the Ads Ayyyy, the fonz would be proud - jukeboxes are back. But forget about scratchy records and quarters. The jukeboxes of today are high-tech machines, like the ones operated by San Francisco-based Ecast. More
Aug 10, 2006	The New York TImes 'The Long Tail' Foresees a Marketplace of Pixel-Size Niches 'The Long Tail' began life in 2004 as an article for Wired after Mr. Anderson found himself blowing a pop quiz in the offices of a digital jukebox company called Ecast. More
Aug 10, 2006	Los Angeles Times Even more bang for digital bucks ... Companies such as San Francisco-based Ecast and Illinois-based Touch Tunes have been rushing to meet the demand for their Internet-based jukeboxes in bars ... More
Aug 2006	Other Advertising Signing On ...This last year has seen important strides in the digital signage category - buyouts, investors, an IPO, and global expansion. And more importantly, we are beginning to see where and how it fails... Download
Aug 01, 2006	Star Bulletin Thinking outside the jukebox The latest in music marketing brings Hawaii artists to jukeboxes of the Net generation. More
Jul 26, 2006	The Wall Street Journal It May Be a Long Time Before the Long Tail Is Wagging the Web Wired Magazine editor Chris Anderson's hot, new best seller, "The Long Tail," is causing a sensation with its eye-opening claims about the way the Web is rewriting the rules of commerce. More
Jul 16, 2006	The Sunday Times Entering the long-tail world The digital age gives us more choice, not just top sellers, says David Smith More
Jul 09, 2006	Cleveland.com How online commerce wags the economy The theme of Chris Ander son's book about the new economy can be found, ironically enough, in a 1976 hit single by Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr., "You Don't Have to Be a Star (to Be in My Show)." More
Jun 28, 2006	The Arizona Republic Juke boxes go digital Internet technology is breathing new life into an old method of entertainment. More
Jun 05, 2006	The Wall Street Journal Online Jukeboxes' New Era Web Jukes Can Be All Things to All People, But Is That What You Want in a Barroom? More
May 31 , 2006	Associated Press Internet jukeboxes: A brave new world, or the end of a musical era? The Sevens, a beer-and-wine tavern with an oak bar worn smooth by decades of drinkers, has two amenities that set it apart: More
Mar 06, 2006	PROMO Magazine Verizon Joins Others to Market its Music Service on Jukeboxes Verizon Wireless has signed as the first non-alcoholic brand to advertise on an interactive jukebox network, following in the footsteps of such brands as Heineken, Stolichnaya vodka and Southern Comfort. More
Jan 25, 2006	MediaBuyerPlanner Heineken Launches Second Nationwide Jukebox Campaign Heineken is launching its second nationwide ad campaign on internet jukeboxes via Ecast's interactive jukebox network, Adrants writes. The campaign will run on 4,400 jukeboxes in bars and taverns throughout the country. More
Jan 24, 2006	AdPulp Heine Sounds Good Heineken, kicks-off their second nationwide advertising campaign on Internet jukeboxes throughout the United States via Ecast's on-premise, interactive jukebox network. The campaign, which supports the 48th annual GRAMMY® Awards, will run on over 4400 broadband-enabled jukeboxes in bars and taverns throughout the country until Feb. 15th. More
Jan 24, 2006	Advertising Age Heineken Trades in Street Teams for Jukeboxes Heineken chose bars to tout its Grammy sponsorship this week using Ecast jukeboxes in bars and restaurants. The beer maker kicks off a targeted "Go Totally Live" kickoff promotion offering viewers a chance to win a trip to the Feb. 8 show in Los Angeles. More
Jan 16, 2006	Bowling Center Management Digital Downloading is Here Digital/Internet jukeboxes have begun making their way into bowling centers, replacing traditional jukeboxes. Download
Jan 09, 2006	Media Life Put your client on interactive jukeboxes There are some 5,000-plus locations in the Ecast network with 200 new ones added each month. One hundred million songs were played in 2005. More
Jan 02, 2006	San Jose Mercury News See CES Those seamless connections are giving birth to all sorts of new innovations. San Francisco-based eCast has given new life to the music jukebox, with models that download huge catalogs of songs from the Internet. More
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Henry P. Feintuch, Managing Partner, KCSA Worldwide
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Suzanne Maineri, Marketing Manager, Ecast Network
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