We like the name and also the idea. Developed by Yangaroo, a new system called DMDS allows record labels to send music digitally and securely to radio station programmers and DJs, eliminating the need to ship CDs.

Yangaroo provides a digital delivery system called DMDS that music labels use to deliver their songs directly to radio stations. Interesting enough, but here’s what’s green about it. According to the company, making, printing, packaging and shipping CD via truck and plane consumes 0.7 pounds of fossil fuel. Digital delivery does away with that demand. More than 600 Canadian radio stations use the service and the Canadian company is marching into the U.S.

Yangaroo!