Thursday’s Music Brief: NARM, 10 Commandments, 3 Strikes, LN & TM Antitrust & More

Finally, here is the promised Part 3 of Music & The Creative Class. Sorry for the delay. I also had a lot of fun writing The 10 Commandments Of Music 2.0. Please feel free to re-post it (with a link back) and consider giving it a Digg or Stumble.  Plus don't forget to add your own 11th Commandment.

HYPEBOT FEATURES:

• The 10 Commandments Of Music 2.0
• Music & The Creative Class: Why Place Matters To Music & Music Matters To Place
• Trent Reznor Says No More Social Networking
• Is Radio Punishing Artists That Support Performance Royalties?
• Video: Music & Games @ E3
• Both Founders Resign From Last.fm
• NARM Video Interview: Tim Hinsley SuperD Distribution
• An "Understated" Report From NARM

MORE MUSIC INDUSTRY NEWS:

• Stern letters from ISPs not enough to stop P2P use: UK survey finds that only 1/3 of P2P file-sharers change their behavior after receiving a warning letter. If disconnection remains on the table it jumps to 80%. (ars)
• France Declares Three Strikes Unconstitutional (EFF)
• Ticketmaster, Live Nation: Obama's Antitrust Test (Time Magazine)
• Universal Music Latin Entertainment (UMLE) Tops the Charts (press release)
• Film, TV music composers urge copyright law change (Reuters)
• Excerpt From Jessica Hopper's Book The Girls' Guide to Rocking (Daily Swarm)
• Topspin graduates its first class of trained online music marketers. (Topspin)