Gabriel Media provides complete, end to end webcasting solutions and leads the Industry in the production of live, on-location broadcast events. Gabriel Media also specializes in public relations, marketing and promotional tools and services tailored for the entire webcasting community.

In addition to the above, Mark holds various board positions and memberships in internet and music related organizations, and has been a guest lecturer in University level music business programs.

A great lover of music, and a natural in Hollywood, Cookie met and married Otis Hill, Jr., a drummer and cousin to blues legend, Z.Z. Hill. During their marriage, she managed his career, while continuing her work in the film industry, including working both as a special effects make-up artist and an actress for various independent film studios.

By 1998, she had created her own Independent Music Label, bumpNgrind records. Her intention in creating this music label was to bring about a change in the music industry and in the way artists are treated and she has been immensely successful at that goal.

In conjunction with bumpNgrind records, she also began a fund for Disabled Artists of bumpNgrind which provides a nest-egg for bNg artists and their families, in the event an artist becomes unable to work, due to illness or a career-ending disability.

Cookie is also an accomplished web designer, graphic artist, a published writer, and a regular contributor to MAZE magazine (a feminist's journal), The Bump Squad and Emancipation (two e-zines published for Prince - now only in archives.)

She continues to bring about changes and improvements for a large part of the Indie Music scene. She now operates three Internet radio stations, and is working on many advancements in radio for the future.

The technological revolution known as the Internet has allowed Frank to realize his dream of becoming a radio broadcaster. In 1999 Frank began working on the concept of houndogradio.com. His wonderful wife Cathy assisted him in many ways. All of Frank's hard work and his childhood dream of being a radio broadcaster was fulfilled in June of 2000 when houndogradio.com went on the air.

Detroit Industrial Underground, the internet radio station run by Hurley, has been in continuous operation since February of 1999 and is one of the longest-operating stations on the internet. The station playlist features industrial music, a heavy form of electronic music, and electronica, genres which are not played on commercial terrestrial radio, and the majority of the music comes from independent artists, including many Michigan-based bands.

Brian's professional accomplishments include being an officer in the Detroit Electronica Coalition, and active member of the Motor City Music Foundation Advisory Board. The MCMF produces the annual Detroit Music Awards.

Mondell, founder of WhereverRadio.com took his enterprenurial spirit and a page from the book of the late sixties radio ethics and began to expose his listeners to a quality of music they had never heard before. Today he considers one of his biggest professional accomplishments to be the fact that he still receives emails from listeners thanking him for bringing music to their attention they would have never picked on their own.

Rob is currently the engineer and production assistant for Houndogradio.com as also handles the maintenance and development of content for the web site. Rob is looking forward to developing his own Internet Radio station in the future.

In November of 1999, Chris had his first Internet Radio broadcast experience, which led to him hosting a morning show and becoming #8 of the top 50 stations on the Internet.

In 2001, Chris had a chance meeting with Milton Rivera from WDLW and became one of the few in the industry to make the rare move from Internet broadcasting to terrestrial broadcasting. During his time in terrestrial broadcasting, Chris gathered a huge fan base and was extremely popular and well-known for his live remotes.

A contributor to the National Association of Broadcasters book Internet Age Broadcaster. George is routinely quoted on statistics and analysis regarding the state of Internet radio and webcasting in such publications as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, The Washington Post and numerous industry publications worldwide.

That vision continues to expand as does TwangCast, through the addition of many pages of content delivering news and information about the music he loves. Thanks to the artists who create Real Country Music and the fans who tune in on the Internet, TwangCast will continue to support the mostly independent music scene, giving those artists who work so hard for the love of the music and very little financial reward, a valuable worldwide audience and just maybe, the opportunity to make a living doing what they love the most, making Real Country Music!