Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is – Steve Stoute Spent $40,000 to Bash Grammys in NYT Ad Buy

As you read, music exec Steve Stoute took out a full-page ad in the New York Times last Sunday. But what did it cost and why did he do it?. Continue reading

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Where Is The Music Industry Located? [GPAPHIC]

We've all heard Nashville referred to as "Music City" before, but what's fascinating is how predominantly the industry as a whole is concentrated there. In an analysis of music industry. Continue reading

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Earning Cash From Cover Songs

On Music Think Tank, Alex Holz lists several reasons for artists to play cover songs in his recent post. He compares cover songs to meeting new people via a mutual. Continue reading

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Music Biz News: Mobile Music’s $5.5B, Songtrust, Apple App Fallout, Latifah, Tunecore & More

Mobile music wil generate $5.5 billion annually in 2015, a rise of $3.1 billion from 2010 according to a new Juniper study. Myspace Music now offering the Songtrust D.I.Y. music publishing. Continue reading

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Is Selling Used MP3s Legal? ReDigi Responds

When startup Redigi announced last week that they'd open a marketplace to re-sell "used" mp3's this summer, many in the music industry questioned the legality of the company's plans.  "I. Continue reading

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An Interview with New Music Seminar Founder Tom Silverman on Digital Music & The Long Tail

This post is by Ryan Van Etten (@ryanve), Editor/Producer of VirtualMusic.tv. Tom Silverman has made his entire career in the music industry. Circa the early 80s he founded Dance Music. Continue reading

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Talks Heat Up To Improve Download Sound Quality, But Is it Just An Excuse For Higher Prices?

According to several sources, iTunes, eMusic, Amazon and other digital music retailers are in talks with the major labels about improving the quality of sound in music downloads. But for. Continue reading

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7 Exceptional Strategies For Marketing Singles

This guest post is by Jon Ostrow (@miccontrol) of MicControl, a music blogging community that bridges the gap between musicians and music bloggers. The use of the 'single' has always. Continue reading

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Jimmy Fallon Uses QR Code To Intro Band [VIDEO]

Last week Jimmy Fallon was probably the first major network host to use a QR code to introduce a guest.  During a brief intro of Tyler The Creator and Hodgy. Continue reading

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This Week’s iTunes Top 10 Singles & Albums

For the week ending Feb. 21, 2011: Top Singles: 1. "Born This Way," Lady GaGa2. "Forget You," Cee Lo Green3. "I Need a Doctor (feat. Eminem & Skylar Grey)," Dr.. Continue reading

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