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Renowned authority on swinging great times, DJ Alan White Brings Classic Grooves and Cool New Moves to an International Audience over the Internet

Atlanta Georgia (PRWEB) March 07, 2012

Girls love to dance and boys love girls, any questions! Partner dancing gets partners, social media gets social, taking partner dancing to a whole new and spectacular level, said Elisabeth Dupont, CEO and executive producer of EhrDupont Production and Management. The JiveBop Dance Party TV Show is a 21st century, fully digital, socially interactive American Bandstand style TV Dance Party show broadcast every afternoon, right after school, on live television and streamed live on the worldwide internet.

JiveBop creator and show producer is Swing Hall of Fame inductee DJ Alan White, Known as "The 'Ol Jive Daddy" to his legion of fans worldwide, who listen enthusiastically to http://www.JiveBopRadio.com brings years of Dj'ing and music and dance promotion experience to the show.

"No one understands the Modern Jive movement like Alan and no one does it better than the 'Ol Jive Daddy," said Dupont. "Alan perfected this same show in dance clubs all over America for more than 40 years. When we first saw this show concept we knew we had something special, unlike any other dance show. With its social interactivity, reintroduction to the Modern Jive, the return of partner dancing, and 21st century digitally enhanced production, the JiveBop Dance Party TV show will quickly become the ultimate must-see dance party.

White has been on the cutting edge of partner dance shows for more than 40 years. From disco and James Brown, to the pure joy of swing, In the summer of 1998, led by a Gap commercial featuring the Louis Prima classic "Jump, Jive & Wail", a band called The Big Bad Voodoo Daddies, a song called "Zoot Suit Riot" and the music of Brian Setzer, a revival of Swing music took place just as Alan predicted. Alternative music driven American college kids had collectively discovered Swing. The craze lasted only through the summer and autumn of 1998, but many of the kids who had embraced it fell in love with the dance and stayed with it.

Modern jive can be danced to any contemporary dance music, right off the radio, making it perfect for general social dancing, and just right for romantic social nuances and interactions. An estimated 50 million people worldwide actively participating in partner dancing classes and Modern Jive is specifically huge in England, which has long been a pop culture mirror, and the UK music charts today are filled with exactly the type of Euro-Disco or Euro-Pop songs with beats and tempos so good for dancing Modern Jive. Timing is everything, White said, and when the timing is right all you really have to do is your creative work and then raise your hand and say Yo man, over here, check this out, and so we created JiveBop dance party. Jivebop Saturday Night live to air a reality tv show that follows the thread, this is when the adults come out to play, says Dupont.

DJ Alan Ray White The JiveBop Television Dance Party Worldwide JiveBop Dance Party-TV Show JiveBop Saturday Night and Jivebop Worldwide - JiveBop Dance Party Worldwide are exclusively represented by Australian management and production powerhouse Elisabeth Dupont, Sydney, London and New York.

Contact Elisabeth Dupont, EhrDupont Production and Management

ehrdupontmanagement(at)gmail(dot)com

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With viewership on the rise, World Risk and Insurance News begins broadcasting twice a week and introduces original programming, including Who Got Caught? and Legislative Brief.

(PRWEB) March 07, 2012

WRIN.tv has begun producing two newscasts each week in order to deliver even more timely and relevant programming. The online video news network for the global insurance industry is also producing its own original video series providing a platform for subject matter experts to share insights into topics of interest to the risk and insurance community.

In the WRIN.tv series Who Got Caught?, renowned insurance lawyer, consultant and expert witness Barry Zalma focuses on the apprehension of perpetrators of insurance fraud.

As a neutral media source, World Risk and Insurance News has brought together a unique array of guests not seen elsewhere on the Web, including contributions from the Insurance Information Institute, A.M. Best, The Insurance Insider and Reinsurance Magazine. WRIN.tv is accessible through several online sources including a WRIN.tv YouTube Channel, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn and Twitter (WRINtv Social Pulse). As the network grows, management expects more viewers to register for WRIN.tv Video Alerts that will notify them by email regarding content of particular interest.

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John P. Greene, President & COO of Insurance Broadcast System, Inc.,"We are excited with the progress we have made in bringing online video news to the global insurance community. Working closely with industry experts we aim to deliver news and information to our audience so that they can do their jobs better ."

WRIN.tv reports the news affecting the global risk, insurance and financial services industries from an insurance perspective, including reports on Financial Markets, the Global Economic Crisis and Sovereign Debt, Regulation/Solvency II, Risk Management and Captive Domiciles, Catastrophic Events, Technology, Industry Events and Intellectual Capital/Insights, and morealways available in the WRIN.tv On Demand Library for viewer convenience.

About World Risk and Insurance News

World Risk and Insurance News (WRIN.tv) is the online video news network delivering late-breaking and relevant business-to-business information, analysis and thought leadership to the global risk, insurance and financial services industries. As a neutral source of news, WRIN.tv works closely with various media outlets, research firms, industry analysts, trade associations and subject matter experts around the globe to deliver fair and balanced programming. Its unique blend of streaming video and integrated social media connect professionals in the global risk and insurance community through its website at http://www.WRIN.tv. World Risk and Insurance News is owned and operated by Insurance Broadcast System, Inc.

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The Insurance Industry is watching World Risk and Insurance News at http://www.WRIN.tv.

Adele's"21" album clocks a 23rd week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, selling 247,000 copies this week (down 17%) according to Nielsen SoundScan. It's the longest-running No. 1 since Prince & the Revolution's "Purple Rain" soundtrack scored 24 weeks at No. 1 in 1984 and 1985.

"21's" year-to-date sales now stand at 2.07 million (by far 2012's top album). Well behind in second place among the best-sellers this year is Whitney Houston's"Whitney: The Greatest Hits," with 527,000 sold.

The last time an album sold over 2 million copies this early in a year was in 2003, when 50 Cent'sjust-released "Get Rich Or Die Tryin'" blew through 2.6 million by March 2.

As "21" was released more than a year ago, its 2012 sales are all the more impressive. Reaching back further in the archives, the last time a months-old album rang up 2 million this fast was in 2001, when Shaggy's"Hotshot" album moved 2.12 million (through March 4).

"Hotshot" was first released in August of 2000, and in early 2001, Shaggy was riding high on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart with two No. 1s: "It Wasn't Me" and "Angel."

Getting back to this week's Billboard 200, however, Adele leads a relatively quiet chart, as there is only one debut in the top 10. "WZRD," the collaborative album from Kid Cudiand producerDot da Genius, bows at No. 3 with 66,000. It trails Houston's "Greatest Hits" at No. 2 with 112,000 (down 36%).

The "Now 41" compilation is up a slot to No. 4 (46,000; down 15%), "The Bodyguard" soundtrack also rises a rung to No. 5 (43,000; down 9%) and Tyga's"Careless World" slips two to No. 6 (37,000; down 39%). Adele's "19" holds at No. 7 (just under 37,000; down 6%), Drake's"Take Care" climbs 13-8 (29,000; up 13%) and Rihanna's"Talk That Talk" zips 14-9 (25,000; up 9%). Houston's "Whitney Houston" rounds out the top 10, falling one to No. 10 (25,000; down 15%).

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BSkyBs upcoming over-the-top internet TV service could create a new post-subscription ecosystem for pay-per-view and pay-as-you-go TV shows.

Therell be a spectrum all the way down to individual shows - well see how far we get, finance chief Andrew Griffith said at the FT Digital Media Conference in London.

Imagine a world without satellite dishes. By this summer, Sky, in a bold step, is due to launch subscription movie, sports and entertainment bundles on connected TVs, game consoles and other devices without the usual necessity for its core satellite subscription.

But, although those bundles will be offered on a month-by-month basis, more granular options will also be on offer

Theres a lot of growth left in cable and satellite platforms in the UK, Griffith told the conference. But a psychological barrier has been the need for a dish, a 12-month contract because of the way we put set-top box in to the market and the perception (though not the reality) that you need to buy a bundle.

Over-the-top platforms facilitate new services that are more pay-as-you-go. Thats not necessarily deflating in terms of price - some of those pay-as-you-go services are more expensive - but they could reach out to a much larger base than the 13 million or so people who take (UK) pay-TV today.

Its a far cry from the BSkyB (NYSE:BSY - News) we have come to know, which regards its satellite/broadband/telephone subscription as core, and potentially a step-change for premium TV video...

Soon, Sky will be offering not just Sky Movies and Sky Sports monthly subscriptions over IP-enabled devices, but also content like individual pay-per-view movies via Box Office, individual sporting events or tournaments, subscriptions only to individual drama series and even one-off rental access to individual episodes - all over internet TV devices like consoles, set-top boxes and tablets.

But how much will it cost? Skys new IPTV bundles will likely be priced higher than the new online subscription offers from Netflix (NSDQ:NFLX - News) (6pm) and Lovefilm (5pm), to reflect its better content line-up, but could go cheaper than or equal to the equivalent packages on its own satellite platform. After all, the new offerings wont come with any of the infrastructure costs of satellite.

Were in a market with really good headroom for growth, Griffith told paidContent at the FT Digital Media Conference. Cable and satellite are only in 55 percent of homes, 40 percent of homes have never paid anyone for TV although they have paid for content like DVDs.

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Sky's Internet TV Service Could Offer Pay-As-You-Go Shows