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Two music collections appeal to both lovers and loathers of the upcoming holiday SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Perfectly timed to pluck the heart strings of “The way these music collections automatically appear across the Ecast network is just one indication of how fast and convenient our all-broadband network is,” said Craig Stokes, coin-op product marketing manager, Ecast. “Whether we are putting up new albums a day after street release or collections of popular content, our operators and their locations are being provided with the freshest music available. Patrons love Ecast-powered jukes and the proof of that is in the cash box.” Ecast “Love Songs” is a collection of tender songs from several genres and Ecast “Heartbreakers” is a collection of songs capturing the pessimistic side of love. Look for tracks including “Bell Biv Devoe’s “Poison,” Jimi Hendrix’s “Castles Made of Sand,” Ugly Kid Joe’s “(I Hate) Everything About You” and the quintessential “Love Stinks” by the J. Geils Band. ABOUT ECAST January 31 2007 |
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Valentine’s Day bar crowds, two new music collections automatically appeared today on all jukeboxes across Ecast’s 10,000-plus nationwide broadband music network. Part of the company’s unique Hot Hits on-demand music recommendation feature, the “Love Songs” and “Heartbreakers” categories will feature must-have songs for romantics as well as those who are less than enchanted with the holiday. Colorful display art and two video attract loops promote the new collections. 
includes Barry White’s “Can’t Get Enough of Your Love Baby,” James Blunt’s “You’re Beautiful,” Tim McGraw’s “It’s Your Love” and Ghostface Killah’s “All That I Got Is You.”