REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

Court Rules Against Universal Music In Lawsuit That Could Pay Artists Millions And Hip Hop Icon Chuck D Joins Fight.

• iTunes Match Misses Launch Date, But Signs Are Its Inching Closer To Debut.
• TuneCore Takes On Songwriter Royalties With New Game Changing Service.
• EMI & EchoNest Create First Major Label "Open Sandbox" For Music Apps
• WARNING: Every Musician's Digital Performance Royalties Are At Risk

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• SoundCloud Launches Robust HTML5 Widget.
• Bandcamp Chases Music Discovery With Charts & Andrew Dubber's Weekly Review
• 5 Music Industry Lessons Musician, Producer Butch Walker Learned The Hard Way.
• Deadline For Music Tech @ SXSW Just 2 Weeks Away
• Pete Townshend: "Rock music is junk", iTunes Is A "Vampire" & "What’s next is already here."
• Facebook Disses Pages With Less Than 1000 Fans
• Debate: Is Creative Commons Good For Artists?
• Social Media Trends: Focus on Your Website, Songwriting, and Playing Live (?!)
• Don't Have An App? You're Not Reaching 50% Of Potential Fans [SURVEY]
• Tracks.by Facebook App Spreads Love For Lil Wayne, Trey Songz & Soon All Indie Musicians
• Rapper Wale Uses Turntable.fm As Opening Act On His "Ambition Tour"
• Facebook Deletes Its Own Official Music Player
• Legitmix: Make Money From Mixes Without Clearances (And It Might Even Be Legal)
• 7 Ways To Help Your Marketing Message Go Viral [INFOGRAPHIC]