Music Biz News: MySpace’s Bleak Future, MOG Fusion, Global Indie, Beatles’ iTunes Deal & More

Report: MySpace to cut 50% of staff in the coming weeks. Sale expected by mid-year. (CNBC) The action moves to Las Vegas and CES: Automotive supplier Visteon will shows a. Continue reading

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By The Numbers: Dave Matthews Band Played 62 Shows For 1,270,477 Fans In 2010

Annie Lowrey at Slate has published a great overview of the Dave Mathews Band. In her piece, which is well worth the read, she outlines some very interesting figures from. Continue reading

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ScamTunes, I Mean, ZapTunes Is Back… Rebranding Itself As A Music Social Network

ZapTunes, the despised music service, is being reborn as a social network. They're no longer offering free music downloads. This announcement is at odds with their previous press release that. Continue reading

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Spotify: “URL Will Become Universal Music Format.”

Spotify's Jonathan Forster thinks 2011 will bring us one-step closer to this. The URL becoming the new universal format for music. We won't send out MP3s or links to YouTube. Continue reading

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An Interview With Thumbplay Music CEO Evan Schwartz On Designing A Great Music Service

This is part two of my interview with Evan Schwartz, who is the CEO and co-Founder of Thumbplay Music. In this segment, Schwartz talks about balancing passive consumption with active. Continue reading

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Drink Up: Why Bar Music Is So Damn Loud

Bar music is often so loud that you can't hear yourself think – let alone, hear others talk. The music starts off modest and slowly the volume goes up. It's. Continue reading

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Warner/Chappell Music Names Strang New CEO

New West Records founder Cameron Strang has been named CEO of WMG's Warner/Chappell Music replacing David Johnson.  Warner/Chappell has also acquired Strang's Southside Independent Music Publishing which was behind two. Continue reading

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Latest EMI News: Pink Floyd Resigns, But March Miracle Sill Needed

Despite a recent court ruling that a deal signed in the pre-download age could be not applied to digital sales, Pink Floyd has dropped its lawsuit against EMI and resigned.. Continue reading

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Tim Ferriss’ 4 Big Social Media Marketing Predictions For 2011

Tim Ferriss, the author of the #1 New York Times bestsellers The 4-Hour Workweek and the new The 4-Hour Body shares his 4 Social Media Marketing Predictions for 2011: 1.. Continue reading

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Music Biz News: MP3 Ownership, Apple Tops Mobile, Limewire Wants Amazon, Rock Band & More

Who owns your digital downloads? (Hint: it's not you) (ZDNet) LimeWire Trying to Drag Amazon, Apple Into Lable Fight. (HP, ars) Apple Mobile OS Still Tops Google Android (NY Times Bits). Continue reading

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