The Net 40
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| The Net 40 | |
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| Broadcast area | Worldwide |
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| Frequency | None |
| First air date | June 1, 2008 |
| Format | Top 40 Chart |
| Audience share | N/A (N/A, N/A) |
| Owner | The Carter Group |
| Website | The Net 40 |
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[edit] Introduction
The Net 40 is a weekly Internet chart show which is broadcast live from the studio's of KCR 106.7. The show is live each and every Sunday from 3pm until 6pm (UK Time)
[edit] About the Net 40
The Net 40 is owned and operated by The Carter Group, which owns many different internet media sites, including web design, video and audio production and most recently the Internet Radio Awards.
The show, which is syndicated across many Internet radio stations, is presented by the well known internet radio duo Lex&Davey. The chart is completely user generated, and aims to level the playing field between commercial and unsigned artists, by allowing unsigned bands to upload their tracks and put them to a public vote.
[edit] Net 40 and KCR Live
KCR Live, which is operated by KCR 106.7, is the home of The Net 40, which launched on the 1st June 2008.
The Net 40 team approached station management at KCR 106.7 to ask about studio time. A deal was quickly made, and KCR Live became home of the Net 40, although the Net 40 still remains the property of The Carter Group.
[edit] Unsigned Artists
Unsigned artists are wholly encouraged to upload their own material to the Net 40, to compete directly for the vote of the users against commercial tracks. The prime focus of this, is to promote the talent of unsigned bands, helping them to be discovered. Many unsigned artists sell their music and music-related merchandise without the financial support of a record label, while often seeking a recording contract through the recording of demos.
