Rewind – The Music Industry’s Week In Review: MIDEM, MySpace, Google, ReverbNation & More

• Hypebot gives an overview of trends and thoughts on MIDEM.
• The decline of MySpace is wonderful for musicians. Here's why.
• Mark Mulligan argues that at this point digital music has failed.
• ReverbNation links got banned accidently in Facebook for a day.

More Rewind:

• UK's Psonar launched a pay-per-play music streaming system.
• Why The Bastard Fairies left MySpace and Facebook for good.
• Facebook Credits is being rolled out – will it ever apply to music?
• Classic album listening clubs are starting to arise across the UK.
• Third of leading UK insurance providers don't cover digital music.
• How will Google utilize YouTube assets in their new music service?
• The current crew behind The Pirate Bay is creating The Music Bay.
• mySpoonful offers a weekly dose of indie music to busy people.
• Hypebot did a case-study of the American Apparel in-store radio.
• SonicBids released their brand-new Facebook profile builder tool.
• A NYU professor created an anonymous, DIY file-sharing network.
• Why you wait awhile to get an iPad to take merch table payments. 
• Google has started to censor terms associated with music piracy.
• Bln.ker is a new site that lets you update all artist pages at once.
• Fanity is a new artist-tracking, update site that empowers fans.
• First Masters Of The Arts degree in The Beatles is rewarded.

HOW TO:

• Give Fans Control of an Album Release.
• Create Your Own Vintage Music Video.
• Create A Targeted, Cute Viral Music Video.
• Engage Fans On Twitter Like Snoop Dogg.