Crowdfunded QuNeo Controller Makes Music With Computer Or iPad
By Eliot Van Buskirk of Evolver.fm. The QuNeo, from Keith McMillen Instruments, and financed with a successful Kickstarter campaign, is a lightweight, flat surface about the size of an iPad,. Continue reading
Goodbye Spin Magazine
In case you missed it over the holidays, after a 27-year run, the publishers of Spin Magazine have announced that the print version of the publication will cease. Spin joins. Continue reading
Spotify Drops All Paid Downloads
(UPDATED) Spotify has eliminated the ability to buy downloads on it's UK and European sites. U.S. users never had the option. When users try to buy, a message appears: "We're. Continue reading
Video Game Composer Austin Wintory Makes Grammy History
For the first time in Grammy history the full soundtrack of a videogame soundtrack has been nominated for an award. Composer Austin Wintory's sountrack for the wildly popular game Journey. Continue reading
Just 4 Music Sites Make Time Magazine’s 50 Best Websites Of 2012
Time Magazine's 2012 annual list of 50 sites and services "that keep you entertained and informed, save you time and money – and maybe even change your life" includes 4. Continue reading
5 Top Emerging Music Tech Trends For 2013
After a busy 2012, music tech companies across the board are set for a big 2013. Streaming music companies will engage in further struggle while tech usage trends affect how. Continue reading
Gangnam Style: Analysis Of A Viral Video
By Nic Robertson (@nicjrobertson), online obsessionist & co-founder of Jaden Social. Two weeks ago we posted a Gangnam Style infographic up on our blog and have had a really fantastic. Continue reading
Getting Your First Music Industry Job On Warped Tour
With the first acts being announced for this summer's Warped Tour, We Are The Kids decided to gather up their articles and interviews about getting jobs on the business side. Continue reading
3D Printing Of Vinyl Records Not Yet A Threat To Copyright Holders
By Mike Masnick, this first appeared on Techdirt. We've been predicting for a while now that 3D printing is an area of disruption that is going to lead to legal disputes.. Continue reading
