If not for the Internet, you would be waiting for either 90 seconds of coverage on the 11 o'clock news, or the morning paper to find out about Led Zeppelin's tribute to Atlantic Records late founder Ahmet Ertegun. Led Zeppelin broke up when I was 13, at a time when music news was even more rigidly controlled than any DRM purveyor today could imagine in his most vivid dreams. Instantly knowing the set list from their London show? Only if someone took notes and called at international rates after the show.
numerous blogs. Billboard Magazine, once one of those outlets that owned music news, music publication NME came through with the set list from the two hour concert. In a way this showed how far media coverage has come with the Internet, and how far it has to go.
Though NME followed up with a follow me on Twitter 
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