A Look At Belmont’s Mike Curb College Of Entertainment & Music Business [VIDEO]
On a new episode if This Week In Music, Ian Rogers, CEO of Topspin Media, interviews Wes Bulla and Sarah Cates of the Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music. Continue reading
On Our New Weekend Format
We publish a lot of great content throughout each week on Hypebot and MusicThinkTank. To help make sure you didn't miss anything, we post REWIND: The New Music Industry's Week. Continue reading
Getting It Done: This Week In D.I.Y.
GETTING IT DONE Sign Up Now: FREE Direct-To-Fan Music Marketing Webinar on Monday Umphrey's McGee: Using Tech To Empower Fans To Shape Music & Business FANtastic4bands: Free Drag-and-Drop DIY Mobile. Continue reading
The Week In Music Publishing 4.6.12
American Idol finalist Chris Daughtry is facing legal action from bandmates in his former band Absent Element. The lawsuit alleges that all band members equally contributed to Absent Element's song, which. Continue reading
Indie Musicians Get New Revenue Stream As YouTube Opens Partner Program To All
YouTube has been been paying a percentage of ad revenue to a small percentage of top video producers. Now they've opened their YouTube Partners program and the revenue that comes. Continue reading
Touring Isn’t Just About Ticket & Merch Sales
Guest post by Brian Thompson of Thorny Bleeder. Touring isn't just about ticket and merch sales. It ignites conversations. It gives people a reason to talk about you. It sparks. Continue reading
Music Supervisors On How They Find Indie Music For Movies & TV [Part 2]
Rollo & Grady are an "online music publication and music supervision, licensing, and production company" based in Los Angeles and they've been doing an excellent series of interviews with music. Continue reading
Teach Music & Make $ Online Using Bandhappy
There are a variety of online sources for music lessons and a growing number of webcam services that can be used for independent music teaching but, so far, Bandhappy is. Continue reading
Court Documents Reveal Live Nation Paid $2.9 Million In Kickbacks By NJ Venues
Almost $3 million was paid to Live Nation by The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority to encourage concert promotion giant to bring top artists to Authority concert venues. The. Continue reading
