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Interesting marketing by Warner’s Infectious Records; the Subways are giving away their (rocking) new single as an MP3 download….
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I’ve accidentally stumbled into several music-related mashups today, and I thought I might share them with you.
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As a musician, entrepreneur, and consultant, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about how to create a new “path” for musicians to succeed.
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About 5 weeks ago, I worked with Greg Hester to release a music video that would hopefully help promote his band and grab some new listeners.
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Having recently opened an independent record store, I’ve quickly become acquainted with the challenges that face small stores like mine, and the independent record industry in general.
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The movie and music industries have long had a common problem with piracy. Yet as the infringements migrated from analog to digital, their responses have diverged.
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A New York Judge has denied a request by EMI to force MP3tunes to turn over all music files for its 125,000 users. For now, this means the contents of personal music Lockers will remain private.
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MP3tunes, the online music locker service started by MP3.com founder Michael Robertson, on Thursday launched a new feature that lets users automatically move their digital music between their own computers.
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Digital sales of music represented 10% of the total worldwide music market in ‘07 up from 6% in ‘06, according to In-Stat. By 2012, digital music sales will represent 40% of all music purchased worldwide.
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When sample clearance fees became big business in the ’80s, up-and-coming producers had to decide whether to use a sample for free and hope for the best, pay the fee or record a soundalike version to qualify for a lower fee.
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New Zealand’s New Technologies and Performers’ Rights Copyright Amendment Bill is a complete overhaul of their copyright law.
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Yahoo! tries ever so hard to be like Google. But it’s always a struggle. Late yesterday, in an apparent attempt to battle the Google-owned YouTube, Yahoo! added video to Flickr,
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This was a big week for the music business. Not only did Apple’s iTunes store pass Wal-Mart as the number-one music retailer on the planet, but social networking site MySpace announced that it will launch a music store to compete with iTunes — MySpace Mu
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I have spent a lot of time studying the pictures in this post. The data illustrated here is not new, of course. We all know music sales are going to Hell in a proverbial handbasket.
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