NARM’S Music Start Up Academy [Win Free Tuition!]

NARM is holding it's first Music Start Up Academy in NYC beginning April 14th. This series of six sessions is designed to provide insights into the structure, legal framework, content. Continue reading

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Only 22% of High Schoolers Want To Pay 99¢ A Song

How does the 99¢ song fair among high school students? Not very well, according to a new study by Piper Jaffray. Only 22% of the 4,500 participants said they'd consider. Continue reading

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Composer Organizes 2,000 Member Virtual Choir

Last year, renowned composer Eric Whitacre went viral with his virtual choir. This time around he has increased the stakes and organized a virtual choir with over 2,000 members. In. Continue reading

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The Grammys Explain Why They Hurt Indie Artists To Become “A Balanced And Viable Awards” [VIDEO]

Yesterday, The Recording Academy announced that The Grammys would reduce the number of award categories from 109 to 78. Hardest hit are indie labels and artists who often benefit from. Continue reading

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News Brief: U.S. Music Sales Fell 1.3%, Grooveshark Surprised By Google Snub, Second Internet & More

Hypebot.com posts a roundup of music business news each weekday morning and breaking stories throughout the day. For the latest also also follow @hypebot on Twitter.  U.S. music sales fell 1.3% in. Continue reading

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Chaos We Can Stand: Attitudes Toward Technology and Their Impact on the New Digital Ecology

I. Where Salvation Lies Upon discovering that I had relatively poor vision in the seventh grade—difficulties seeing the whiteboard and anything from afar—it was understood that I would need to. Continue reading

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Grammys Cut 31 Categories. Indies Hit Hardest

(UPDATED) The Recording Academy announced today that The Grammys are reducing award categories from 109 to 78. Hardest hit are indie labels and artists who often benefit from recognition in. Continue reading

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Free Book Giveaway – Ariel’s New Book: Musician’s Roadmap To Facebook And Twitter

Music publicist and blogger extraordinaire Ariel Hyatt of Ariel Publicity and Carla Lynne Hall have a brand-new book out called Musician's Roadmap To Facebook And Twitter. To win 1 of the 3 books. Continue reading

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Invisible Instrument – An iPhone-Based Music Tool

At Music Hack Day NYC, Tim Soo won the top prize with his invisible instruments. Using the iPhone and Wii controller as a MIDI device, he is able to create. Continue reading

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New Google Music App Leaks

A developer version of the Android Market that included Google's new music app was acquired yesterday by the blog Techfrom10. (Click on image on left for a screenshot.) Google had. Continue reading

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Weezer: Band Or Brand Puppet?

The dance between music and advertising is long, complex and – in a post-Napster era of shifting income streams – important.  New careers have been launched and old ones revitalized. Continue reading

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