REWIND: DFTBA Sales High, Anti-Piracy Meets Kids, Spotify Stalled Again, Music Is “Public Good” & More

• A study says 70% of Thumbplay users stop file-sharing.
• Another day, a new anti-piracy campaign, this one is for kids.
• The U.S. launch of Spotify has become stalled again and again.
• Online label DFTBA Records cleared 1M in sales in two years.
• Heard of copyright? We now present you with the copyheart.
• Economist says music is a public good like streetlights.

Rewind With The Music Industry Week In Review:

• Tubeify is a new music service. Here's how to get an account.
• The Dalai Llama gives sage advice on how to build a fan base.
• Viinyl.com introduced their quick & interactive single song sites.
• Google exec said they could build iTunes 10x over, but won't.
• This is a two-part interview series on the kindie music scene.
• Hypebot reports live from SF MusicTech. (Here, here, & here)
• Facebook released new profiles. Here's all you need to know.
• Jelli CEO talks about the power of democratic radio stations.
• What Google's new Chrome web app store means for music.
• Ticketfly CEO talks about live music trends and monetization.
• Dave Cool examines the evolving state of what indie means.
• BandApp has launched a brand new, easy-to-use app creator.
• Hypebot would like to interview online community mangers.
• Myspace CEO says they aren't interested in selling music.