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Chad and Ryan Steelberg, brothers and founders of radio advertising company dMarc – now owned by Google – have stepped down a little more than one year after Google acquired it, the search giant confirmed on Friday. A Google spokesman declined to comment on those claims or discuss why the Steelbergs left. Google began testing its Audio Ads program for radio, using the dMarc technology, late last year.

Atlanta - Intent MediaWorks, a provider of licensed media content and advertising to websites, blogs and peer-to-peer file-sharing networks, announced on Wednesday that independent music distributor KOCH Entertainment has licensed its entire catalog for release through Intent's service. "For established talent, Intent eliminates issues related to licensing and content control. At the same time, Intent makes it possible for emerging independent artists to boost exposure and reach niche audiences," said Les Ottolenghi, CEO and co-founder of Intent MediaWorks.

New York - Performing rights organization Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI) announced on Thursday that it has licensed the over 6.5 million musical works it represents for distribution on SpiralFrog, an ad-supported music download service.