links for 2008-04-11

posted by Adrian Fusiarski in April 11th, 2008

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Mark Mulligan - Good Digital Music Marketing Part I

Interesting marketing by Warner’s Infectious Records; the Subways are giving away their (rocking) new single as an MP3 download….
Six Awesome Ways To Learn About Music (While Listening To It)-Mashable

I’ve accidentally stumbled into several music-related mashups today, and I thought I might share them with you.
TuneCorner: Musical Freedom = Musical Responsibility

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.
Indie Music 2.0: Music Videos as Viral Marketing: Lessons Learned

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.
Phonelopie: A Proposal for Independent Record Stores and Labels

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.
File sharing: to fight or accommodate? - Los Angeles Times

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.
Michael Robertson.com-Court Ruling Denies EMI Access to Millions of Personal MP3 Files

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.
MP3tunes Debuts AutoSync Feature for Music Transfers | Digital Media Wire

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.
hypebot: Study Says Only 40% Digital Music By 2012

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.
DJs Share Free Samples Online | Listening Post from Wired.com

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.
New Zealand Overhauls Copyright Law - ISPs Now Liable For Infringement |

New Zealand’s New Technologies and Performers’ Rights Copyright Amendment Bill is a complete overhaul of their copyright law.
Yahoo! Flickr video play sparks online revolt | The Register

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,
How MySpace Music could beat iTunes | The Industry Standard

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
Music Industry Trends have a Lesson for Radio - Music Think Tank

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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