More Music Industry News: Ubuntu Music Opens, Joost Soars, Phish 3D, Liam Gallagher & More

• Ubuntu One Music Store opens for testing. (Lifehacker)
• Joost Video Network Stuns With Big Reach: 67 Million Viewers Per Month (TechCrunch)
• Concurrent revenue streams – Few musicians can build a financial base
  only from recordings or any other single revenue stream. This short
  piece explores how Moby and Google used concurrent engineering to build
  multiple revenue streams. (Alex J
  Mann)
• 92% Of Americans 12+ Use Terrestrial Radio (FMQB)
• Phish 3D Movie to Be Released Nationwide on April 30th. (press release)
• Viacom's Legal Attack on YouTube Threatens Online Speech and Innovation. – EFF and Other Nonprofit Groups Ask Court to Reject Viacom's Arguments. (EFF)
• Liam Gallagher Hates Rock Stars Moaning about Piracy – While the UK Government had passed its new plans to combat illegal file-sharing, one of the country’s most prominent rock stars said he doesn’t mind people sharing his songs. Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher used to copy music himself and says he hates “all these big silly rock stars who moan” about piracy. (TorrentFreak)
• Give It Away And Pray: Maybe Not A Business Model, But Still
  Important For Artists. (Techdirt)