Thursday’s Music Brief: YouTube, SXSW, Nettwerk, EMI, Choruss, Muziic & More

HYPEBOT FEATURES:

• YouTube Insight Analytics: Who Likes My Video?
•  Counting Crows Drop Label For D.I.Y.
• SXSW: Wednesday Night: Already A Bit Blurry and The Mark & Pat Show Continues
• Ian Rogers Will Pay You $2 To Say Hi
• Shore Fire Media Promotes Nick Loss-Eaton
• ArtistData Upgrades Artist Info Publishing Platform
• Video: Isle Of Man ISP Flat Music Fee
• WSJ Names WMG's Edgar Bronfman To Excessive CEO Bonus List
• Daily DIY: Create A Business Plan
  

MORE MUSIC INDUSTRY NEWS:

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  All Terry All The Time: Terry McBride denies Nettwerk is for sale. (Billboard) Read a recent interview with Terry here and this article on his visit to Boston's Berklee School Of Music.
• The WSJ says that "The surprise exit of Mr. Hands from the day-to-day management of Terra Firma is likely aimed at placating investors angry about the EMI debacle."
• A coalition of Irish ISPs has rebuffed the music industry's attempts to force a "three strikes" disconnection policy on all of Ireland's major internet providers. (Register)
• Choruss’s Covenant: The Promised Land (Maybe) For Record Labels; A Lesser Destination For Everyone Else (Intellectual Property Watch) This article shares the other side of the Choruss coin,
• Harvard prof apologizes to judge, RIAA lawyers. Or did he? (ars)
• Muziic: YouTube approved our site. (CNet)