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New Apple DRM Patent Points To Music Sharing Zoe Keating Shares Call Transcript After YouTube Says Her Claims Are "Patently False" 13 Effective Marketing Plan Essentials 5 Truths Indie. Continue reading
This Week in Music Commentary
Zoe Keating’s Experience Shows Us Why YouTube’s Attitude To Creators Must Change Brand And Music Collaborations Need To Work For Fans, Not Brands The 3 Biggest Delusions Musicians STILL Have. Continue reading
Getting It Done: The Week In D.I.Y & Indie Music
5 Truths About Today's Music Industry That Indie Artists Need To Understand 13 Essential Elements Of An Effective Marketing Plan 4 Habits of Successful People That All Musicians Should Adopt. Continue reading
Sign This Label Deal or We’ll Shoot The Dog – Making Choices
Guest Post by Cortney Harding on This Week In Music Tech Like everyone else, I read Zoe Keating’s blog post about YouTube Music Key’s contracts last week. I was a little turned. Continue reading
6 Ways You Can Improve Your Band’s Image
Guest Post by Amy Sciarretto on Sonicbids Blog Like it or not, image is everything. While your music is the most important thing, the look and visual you project needs to line. Continue reading
Bandsintown Adds Tour Date Promotion On SoundCloud
Bandsintown just announced it's newest feature, an integration with SoundCloud that allows artists to promote their tour dates on their artist profile. Any artist with Bandsintown Manager installed will be. Continue reading
Social Media and Festivals: Boosting Cross-Platform Attribution and Targeted Messaging
Guest Post by Jason Hobbs CEO and founder of found.ee For the ever-changing music industry, the desire to understand where ticket sales are coming from has grown exponentially over the past couple. Continue reading
SoundExchange Bests Personal Record With $773 Million In Royalty Payouts In 2014
SoundExchange released it's 2014 year end numbers this morning, revealing a new record for the company of $773 million in royalty payouts to recording artists and record labels. 2014's total. Continue reading
Zoë Keating vs YouTube: Is This The End of an Artist’s Right to Choose Where Their Music Appears on The Internet?
Guest Post by David Lowery on The Trichordist Blog This is a call to action folks. Many of you may already be aware of this blog post from Zoë Keating detailing the new terms. Continue reading
5 Things That Need To Be Readily Available on Your Band’s Website
Guest Post by Carla Jean Whitley on Sonicbids Blog You've released your first EP, booked some dates, and you're ready to generate some buzz for your band. With all of that accomplished,. Continue reading
