One of my favorite news and blog sites is Digital Music News. All kinds of good stuff on there, including an item today on Juniper Research forecasting strong gains for full-track downloads, ringback tones and streaming services. Ringtone sales are down but that will likely turn around. All together, Juniper says that global mobile revenues will reach $14.3 billion by 2013.

More and more people are watching videos - and they are choosing to watch it on their mobile phones in addition to on television and the internet.

Neilsen Co. released a report today on the nation's viewing habits and it shows that how we watch television is changing with the times.

Although traditional TV is still the most popular (285 million users), the number of viewers watching video on mobile devices and video (such as DVRs) each grew about 9%. But the number of people watching TV is slowing down while the rate at which people are watching on the internet and on mobile screens is growing quickly.

Is this the end of television as we know it? Where do you get your TV fix?

Flo Rida has made history with the most downloads of a song in just one week, Billboard is reporting.

"Right Round" was downloaded 636, 000 times in just one week making for an easy number one debut on Billboard's Hot Digital Songs chart. It will also be number one on this week's Billboard Hot 100, the overall singles chart. The song sample

Flo Rida is actually breaking his own download record. His song "Low" made history just over a year ago when it sold 467, 000 downloads in one week, a previous record.

Duffy picked up three Brit Awards last night - the U.K.'s version of the Grammys. Her hat trick included Album of the Year (Rockferry), Best British Female Artist and British Breakthrough Award.

Other big winners at the Brits were Coldplay for Best British Band, Kings of Leon for Best International Band and Best International Album for Only By The Night and Paul Weller for Best British Male Artist
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This week, we are going back to the country here at Dada.net with a playlist from msbirch called You're Lookin At Country. Check out recent hits from Julianne Hough, Jason Aldean and Kenny Chesney.

Want to be a Dada DJ of the Week? All you have to do is create a playlist of your favorite tracks. Each week, I am choosing a new guest Dada DJ  - I'll highlight your playlist on Dada.net and give you a shout-out right here.

So, how do you get started creating a playlist? It's really easy -

1) Log onto your Dada.net account
2) Click the 'play' icon next to the song you want to add to your playlist and it will open in the Dada Player.
3) Continue to select all the songs you want to listen to - they will be automatically added to your Dada Player. Don't want a song to remain in your playlist after you have listened to it? Just delete it.
4) Once you've collected all the songs you want to include in your playlist, click "Add All Songs To Playlist." You will now be prompted to create a playlist which will let you name all the songs you just added.
5) Name your playlist and give it a description.
6) You will now see your just-created playlist in the 'Your Playlists' section of the Dada Player. Now, you can listen to it at anytime!
7) If you are listening to a new song and want to add it to an already existiing playlist, just click  'Add all songs to playlist.'  But make sure you only have songs in the player that you want to add to your playlist!
8) You can also delete a playlist anytime!

Want to share your playlist with the entire community? Just add your playlist to your profile - make sure you log in and click on your username at the top right corner of the home page. When your profile page loads:

1) Click "Add/Remove Widget" at the top of the page.
2) Select "Music Widgets" and then "Playlist Widget."
3) Save your changes. Your playlist will now show on your page.

You can make as many playlists (with up to 100 songs per playlist) as you like!

Don't forget to check back here to find out who is next week's guest Dada DJ.

Valentine's Day is quickly approaching so, for all you sweethearts out there, I've selected datdude23 as this week's Dada DJ. His playlist, For My Valentine, includes sweet sounds from Boyz II Men, Vanessa Williams and R. Kelly. His Valentine is very lucky!

Want to be a Dada DJ of the Week? All you have to do is create a playlist of your favorite tracks. Each week, I am choosing a new guest Dada DJ  - I'll highlight your playlist on Dada.net and give you a shout-out right here.

So, how do you get started creating a playlist? It's really easy -

1) Log onto your Dada.net account
2) Click the 'play' icon next to the song you want to add to your playlist and it will open in the Dada Player.
3) Continue to select all the songs you want to listen to - they will be automatically added to your Dada Player. Don't want a song to remain in your playlist after you have listened to it? Just delete it.
4) Once you've collected all the songs you want to include in your playlist, click "Add All Songs To Playlist." You will now be prompted to create a playlist which will let you name all the songs you just added.
5) Name your playlist and give it a description.
6) You will now see your just-created playlist in the 'Your Playlists' section of the Dada Player. Now, you can listen to it at anytime!
7) If you are listening to a new song and want to add it to an already existiing playlist, just click  'Add all songs to playlist.'  But make sure you only have songs in the player that you want to add to your playlist!
8) You can also delete a playlist anytime!

Want to share your playlist with the entire community? Just add your playlist to your profile - make sure you log in and click on your username at the top right corner of the home page. When your profile page loads:

1) Click "Add/Remove Widget" at the top of the page.
2) Select "Music Widgets" and then "Playlist Widget."
3) Save your changes. Your playlist will now show on your page.

You can make as many playlists (with up to 100 songs per playlist) as you like!

Don't forget to check back here to find out who is next week's guest Dada DJ.

Fresh off her appearances at the Grammy Awards and the Super Bowl, Jennifer Hudson will appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show on February 27. J Hud will perform "If This Isn't Love" and sit down with Oprah to chat about her music and movie careers and the recent tragedies in her family.

The most popular songs at Dada.net for the week February 2 - 8 were:

1. "Heartless" Kanye West
2. "Crack A Bottle" Eminem, Dr. Dre, 50 Cent
3. "My Life Would Suck Without You" Kelly Clarkson
4. "Just Dance" Lady GaGa
5. "Diva" Beyonce
6. "Gives You Hell" The All-American Rejects
7. "Prom Queen" Lil' Wayne
9. "Just Like Me" Jamie Foxx feat. T.I.
9. "Mad" Ne-Yo
10. "Right Now (Na Na Na)" Akon

Everyone is still talking about Sunday night's Grammy Awards! Music's biggest night was highlighted by amazing performances from Coldplay, Justin Timberlake, Jennifer Hudson, Radiohead and many more. Here's a recap of the winners.

Album of the Year: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss 'Raising Sand'
Record of the Year: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss 'Please Read The Letter'
Song of the Year: Coldplay "Viva La Vida'
Best New Artist: Adele
Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss "Rich Woman"
Best Female Pop Vocal: Adele “Chasing Pavements”
Best Male Pop Vocal: John Mayer “Say”
Best Solo Rock Vocal: John Mayer “Gravity”
Best Rock Performance by Duo or Group: Kings of Leon “Sex On Fire”
Best Rock Song: Bruce Springsteen “Girls In Their Summer Clothes”
Best Female RB Vocal: Alicia Keys “Superwoman”
Best RB Album: Jennifer Hudson “Jennifer Hudson”
Best Female Country Vocal: Carrie Underwood “Last Name”
Best Male Country Vocal: Brad Paisley “Letter To Me”
Best Country Collaboration with Vocals: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss 'Killing the Blues'
Best Country Instrumental: Brad Paisley “Cluster Pluck”
Best Gospel Performance: Mary Mary “Get Up”
Best Gospel Song: Kirk Franklin “Help Me Believe”
Best Contemporary RB Gospel Album: Kirk Franklin “The Fight Of My Life”
Best Contemporary Folk/Americana Album - Robert Plant & Alison Krauss 'Raising Sand'
Best Remixed Recording: MGMT “Electric Feel (Justice Remix)”
Best Pop Instrumental Album: Bela Fleck & The Flecktones 'Jingle All The Way'

Best Pop Vocal Album: Duffy ‘Rockferry’
Best Hard Rock Performance: The Mars Volta ‘Wax Simulacra’
Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: Ne-Yo ‘Miss Independent’
Best Urban/Alternative Performance: Chrisette Michele featuring will.i.am ‘Be OK’
Best R&B Song: Ne-Yo ‘Miss Independent’
Best Contemporary R&B Album: Mary J. Blige ‘Growing Pains’
Best Rap Solo Performance: Lil Wayne ’A Milli’
Best Rap Performance By A Duo or Group: Jay-Z & T.I. featuring Kanye West & Lil Wayne “Swagga Like Us”
Best Rap/Sung Collaboratio: Kanye West ‘American Boy’
Best Rap Song: Lil Wayne featuring Static Major ‘Lollipop’
Best Rap Album: Lil Wayne ‘Tha Carter III’
Best Country Performance By A Duo or Group with Vocals: Sugarland ‘Stay’
Best Country Instrumental Performance: Brad Paisley, James Burton, Vince Gill et al. ‘Cluster Pluck’
Best Country Song: Sugarland ‘Stay’

Best Country Album: George Strait ‘Troubadour’
Best Bluegrass Album: Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder ‘Honoring the Fathers of Bluegrass’
Best Jazz Instrumental Solo: Gary Burton & Chick Corea ‘Waltz for Debby’
Best Jazz Instrumental Album: Chick Corea & Gary Burton ‘The New Crystal Silence’
Best Latin Pop Album: Juanes ‘La Vida.. Es Un Ratico’
Best Latin Urban Album: Wisin y Yandel ‘Los Extraterrestres’
Best Tropical Latin Album: Jose Feliciano ‘Senor Bachata’
Best Norteno Album: Los Tigres Del Norte ‘Raices’
Best Traditional Blues Album: B.B. King ‘One Kind Favor’
Best Contemporary Folk/Americana Album: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss ‘Raising Sound’
Best Traditional World Music Album: Ladysmith Black Mambazo ‘Ilembe: Honoring Shaka Zulu’
Best Polka Album: Jimmy Sturr and His Orchestra ‘Let The Whole World Sing’
Best Musical Album for Children: They Might Be Giants ‘Here Come the 123s’
Best Comedy Album:  George Carlin ‘It’s Bad For Ya’
Best Song Written for Motion Picture: Peter Gabriel ‘Down To Earth’ (from Wall-E)
Best Instrumental Composition: John Williams ‘The Adventures of Mutt’ (from Indiana Jones)
Best Instrumental Arrangement: Thomas Newman ‘Define Dancing’ (from Wall-E)
Best Surround Sound Album: Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra ‘Mussorgsky’
Best Instrumental Soloist Performance (with Orchestra): Hilary Hahn/Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra ‘Schoenberg/Sibelius Violin Concertos’
Best Instrumental Soloist Performance (without Orchestra): Gloria Cheng ‘Piano Music’
Best Short Form Music Video: Weezer ‘Pork and Beans’

Check out one of our favorites, TV On The Radio, this weekend on Saturday Night Live! Bradley Cooper (He's Just Not That Into You) hosts.

TVOTR's latest album Dear Science (DGC/Interscope) was proclaimed the number one album of 2008 by Rolling Stone, Spin and The New York Times. GQ is calling them the breakout band of 2009.

Don't miss their SNL performance and see for yourself what all the buzz is about!

The top 10 MP3s at Dada.net for the week of January 26-February 1 were:

1. "Heartless" Kanye West
2. "Just Dance" Lady GaGa
3. "My Life Would Suck Without You" Kelly Clarkson
4. "Gives You Hell" The All-American Rejects
5. "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)" Beyonce
6. "Right Now (Na Na Na)" Akon
7. "Let It Rock" Kevin Rudolf
8. "You Found Me" The Fray
9. "Just Like Me" Jamie Foxx feat. T.I.
10. "Sober" P!nk