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 MAY 2013
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Jan. 24 through May 20. The Las Vegas Art Museum collection continues to grow! This new installation features the most recent acquisitions, as well...
May 23, 7-10p. The Nevada Restaurant Association sponsors the fourth annual tasting event which includes several gourmet restaurants from the...
Man, what a wreck. Oh, that’s a compliment when you’re talking about the photos of Fred Mitchell. His digitally warped and twisted...
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You pick the hits -- literally
by Andrew Kiraly | posted May 5, 2011
We live in a crowdsourcing age: News! Restaurant reviews! Social media! Now, two local radio stations will be taking the radically populist route in determining their playlists. From Fast Company: Two old-school radio stations are getting a decidedly modern twist next month, deriving all their programming from the social web. KHIJ-FM and KVBE-FM, a pair of Las Vegas stations, will be entirely sourcing their music content from listeners, who will vote for the next song online. A company called Jelli is behind the venture, and both stations will be re-branded as "Jelli" stations.
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