REWIND: Indies Grabs Grammy Noms, Computers And Hits Don’t Mix, Future Of Web Radio & More

• PledgeMusic has launched a record label and signed a band.
• Jelli Radio CEO hopes to get more indies on broadcast radio.
• After 13 years, VH1 is still saving public school music programs.
• Google has announced four ways that it will fight content piracy.
• Hypebot asks what you use to shoot and edit your online video.
• Indie labels and artists have grab 50% of Grammy Nominations.

Rewind With The Music Industry Week In Review:

• Bruce Warila asks if computers can analyze hit song potential.
• Jay Frank responds and argues that algorithms can't pick hits.
• Myspace is having difficulty picking a logo and sticking with it.
• FanDistro launched a program that's like affiliate marketing.
• Author of Mashed Up talks about the RIAA and remix culture.
• The debate ensues on the importance of good web design.
• Michael Fiebach analyses marketing DJ Shadow on tour.
• Facebook will reform all the content industries in five years.
• Over 80 websites were seized by the US Dept of HS's ICE.
• Facebook drove most of the awareness for the Beatles news.
• Slacker radio exec talks about rebuilding radio and streaming.
• Pandora is the only leading brand in music streaming sector.
• Using the correct buy buttons can increase digital music sales.
• FCC net neutrality rules could hurt the new music industry.