Coalition of Independent Music Stores Top 200 for Week Ending 3-26-06

Label Pos. ARTIST  |  TITLE COL 1 GEIGER*TEDDY|UNDERAGE THINKING VRGN 2 HARPER*BEN|BOTH SIDES OF THE G UNIV 3 PRINCE|3121 ANIT 4 CASE*NEKO|FOX CONFESSOR BRINGS EPIC 5 MATISYAHU|YOUTH NWLR 6 SOUNDS|DYING. Continue reading

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How Bright Is Satellite Radio’s Future?

Hypebot has often taken the position that as good as satellite radio is; it will loose it’s luster when 10,000 internet broadcast streams can be accessed anywhere via WiFi/WiMax without. Continue reading

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XM Adds 10 Commercial Free Music Channels

XM Satellite Radio has announced a new channel lineup that will expand the total number to more than 170 with the addition of 10 new commercial-free music channels and seven. Continue reading

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Classical Music Download Sales Soar: 12% Of Total iTunes Sales

My high school music teacher is probably very upset that we don’t write more about the classical music end of the business. And while I’ll admit that sadly it excites. Continue reading

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Death Of The Major Labels Article Sparks Debate

Our recent reporting of of former SFX/Clear Channel/LiveNation founder Bob Sillerman’s comments to a Billboard conference on the impending death of big record labels has lead to some spirited and. Continue reading

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Hoobastank Partners With MyLocalBands For Free Tour

Hoobastank has followed Fall Out Boy’s lead and formed an alliance with live music fan site mylocalbands.com for an upcoming CD release tour.  But Hooby smartly takes the promo two. Continue reading

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Sillerman Says Major Labels Are History

From CelebrityAccess MediaWire  – Robert F.X. Sillerman (the man who brought us concert giant SFX/Clear Channel/Live Nation) has once again shaken up the entertainment industry, this time with a simple. Continue reading

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Can Struggling Subscription Services Still Be The Future Of Music?

So far the numbers are low, but several executives at Digital Hollywood believe that music subscription services like Yahoo! Unlimited and Napster are the wave of the future, according to. Continue reading

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Wrestling Sees Money In Music

Even as music profits slump, more and more brands are getting creative about utilizing and even monetizing the power of music to bring new life to their products.  Today World. Continue reading

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Broadcast Radio Increasingly Under Fire From New Technologies

Two interesting twists on the rapid evolution of broadcasting reported via the RAIN newsletter: First from Billboard Radio Monitor, in the UK "internet radio is more popular than digital downloads. Continue reading

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