REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

It's Grammy Weekend in LA, but the new music industry action is already shifting northward as SF Music Hack Day begins its marathon followed by SF Music Tech next week. Hypebot's  Hisham Dahud will be there.  Be sure to say hello and share what you're working on.

• Remember iLike? The Social Music Network Officially Died This Week
• Spotify's Ek On Royalties, Social Media & The Future 
• Warner Music Losses Grow 44%, Revenue Flat Despite Digital Gains
• An Inside Look At The DJ Shadow, SoundCloud Remix Competition

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