Stingray unlocks 30 days of content during COVID-19

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Stingray wants to do its part for families and individuals in quarantine or voluntary self-isolation during the COVID-19. Starting today, Stingray will give one-month access to free content in three of its popular apps: Stingray Karaoke, Stingray Qello, and Stingray Classica. This offering will provide entertainment for the whole family from the comfort of home.

The Stingray Karaoke app’s entire catalog of over 50,000 songs will provide hours of fun for those looking for ways to pass the time and lift their spirits during work and school shutdowns. For concert-lovers, Stingray Qello will unlock popular titles of full-length productions with a special focus on artists who have cancelled or postponed their shows. Viewers can relive Madonna’s Confession Tour, Miley Cyrus’s Bangerz Tour, or watch the documentary Sensation: The Story of Tommy, featuring The Who, amongst many others.

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Conan O'Brien plans to broadcast a full-length show using an iPhone, Skype

With social distancing in effect because of COVID-19, people are looking for ways to entertain themselves in their homes. And it seems like even the entertainers want to find a way to keep us entertained. Conan O'Brien wrote on Twitter that he planned to go back on air on TBS in the US on Monday, March 30th. He tweeted: "All my staff will work from home, I will shoot at home using an iPhone, and my guests will Skype."

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SirusXM's Ultra Virtual Audio Festival to broadcast live DJ sets

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SiriusXM announced the broadcast of SiriusXM's Ultra Virtual Audio Festival on UMF Radio starting on Friday, March 20. Featuring exclusive live DJ sets from artists who were originally scheduled to perform at Ultra Music Festival, including Afrojack, Armin van Buuren, Martin Garrix, Above & Beyond, Major Lazer, Lost Frequencies, Oliver Heldens, Nicky Romero, and more.

SiriusXM's UMF Radio channel will launch on Friday, March 20 at 5:00 pm ET and will air through Monday, March 23 on channel 52, on satellite radios and on the SiriusXM app.

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Adobe offers students and schools free temporary access to Creative Cloud

With schools being forced to closed down in many parts of the world because of COVID-19 concerns, we're looking for ways that won't further disrupt students' studies. Adobe is hoping to help those studying from home by offering free temporary remote access to Creative Cloud. But there are a few conditions that need to be met. 

School IT administrators will need to fill out this application form to request a remote Creative Cloud license. The school will also need to be an existing education customer. The permit will be valid until May 2020. Adobe will verify each request, but if your school is an existing customer, then your institution will qualify for the offer.

Source: MSPowerUser