Focuses on the importance of commercial radio on the developments of music industry in the U.S. Contribution of disc jockeys and music directors; Evolution of rock music during the late 1960's to mid 1970's; Significance of commercial radio to promote the music industry.
Focuses on the coming back of veteran air personalities on radio stations in Saint Louis, Missouri. Names of the disc jockeys; Types of music played by the veteran jockeys; Format of radio stations.
Presents an article on the career of a British disc jockey. Description of the job of a disc jockey; Reception of the public to the album by Gilles Peterson; State of the music recording industry.
Provides updates on the sound recording industry, as of November 2002. Discussion on the album of Merrick and Roso, disc jockeys of the radio station Nova in Sydney, New South Wales; List of top music singles and albums; Details of recently released music singles and albums.
Focuses on the disc jockeys lined up to play at the first D-Train music industry club night in London, England. Ben Cherill; Viv Craske; Ajax Scott.
Focuses on the Slough Record Centre that caters to disc jockeys in Great Britain. Information on the owners of the business; Services offered by the company.
Reports on the Scratch DJ Academy in Manhattan, New York which trains students how to be disc jockeys. Popularity of DJs; Rob Principe's idea for starting the school; Rise in DJ equipment sales.