Music TV for the indie masses From: The Boston Globe | Date: May 13, 2008| Author: Luke O'Neil | Copyright 2008 The Boston Globe. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Long before the Internet, the pursuit of independent music required a proactive effort from listeners akin to an archaeological dig. In much the same way that the online music website Pitchfork revolutionized that concept with its curatorial approach to record reviews, the launch of the new music video portal Pitchfork.tv aims to change the way music fans access video.

Ryan Schreiber, who created Pitchfork.com in 1995, says that sort of editorial filter will help make Pitchfork.tv stan...

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