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Austin is known for a few things: some of the best Tex-Mex food in the United States, the bats under the Congress Avenue Bridge, and being the ‘Live Music Capitol of the World’, as the home of the South by Southwest Conference and Festival.

“Music’s Biggest Night”, The 57th Grammy Awards, will take place this Sunday, February 8th. Every year, for the past 20 years, PMD has been fortunate to work with talented, critically acclaimed artists. 2014 was no different.

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Company start-up stories abound. We’ve all heard the tales of people huddled in their garages with great ideas and no money. The story of PMD begins in an NYU dorm room, where a group of second year students are working to get music artists SEEN around New York City.

The Fall Season has arrived, and with it, new music releases start flowing in weekly. We will try and keep you up to date on some of the hottest artists breaking onto the scene (and being SEEN).

Where is your stuff made? Across town? Across the country? Across the globe? Less than 100 years ago, everything we came into contact with, everything we bought, sold, consumed, was grown, manufactured and designed locally, within a few hundred miles of where we lived.

Baseball. Soccer. And now the 2014 NBA Playoffs. Professional Sports is the latest industry to join the growing PMD family. The Golden State Warriors, one of only three charter NBA members still around, have jumped into Windowposter™ Displays with both feet, hiring PMD to get All-Star Stephen Curry SEEN everywhere in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Can you feel the Spring air? It’s finally here! After what seemed like the longest winter ever, it’s time to make our way back outside, and enjoy the sights and sounds of warm weather. Here’s some of what’s happening in the world of music and sports.

So … Super Bowl Sunday is history. How many ads do you remember? Out of those, how many products or services will you spend money on? And what the heck was Bob Dylan doing on TV? Advertisers paid an average of $4 million for a 30-second commercial during the Big (boring) Game. Does the high-investment on a high-profile spot always turn into a high-return?

The 56th Annual Grammy Awards, arguably the music industry’s biggest night of the year, returns this Sunday, January 26th. Recognizing outstanding achievements in the recording industry, the Grammy Awards features performances from prominent artists, one-time-only music collaborations, and an awards ceremony that covers all music genres.