Musicians In Sweden May Sue Warner Music and Universal Over Spotify Revenue
Swedish Musicians' Union lawyer Per Herrey told a Swedish radio station late last week that a number of Swedish artists are considering suing Warner Music and Universal over their split. Continue reading
The 27 Year Old Music Intern Is Now 28 and Employed
Plus 5 Lessons Learned From Emily White at Readymade Records Corie Kellman, Director of New Artist Relations at Cyber PR (CyberPRMusic.com and CyberPR.com) revisits the post that jump started her. Continue reading
5 Things To Expect From YouTube’s Music Video Subscription Service
By Eliot Van Buskirk of Evolver.fm. It might seem crazy for YouTube to launch a music subscription somewhat along the lines of MOG, Rdio, Rhapsody, and Spotify, because you can. Continue reading
Overheard @ Future Of Music Summit Day 1 #FMC13
Today we'll be streaming day #2 of The Future Of Music Summit live from DC starting around 9AM ET today. Here are some highights from day #1: Peter Jenner, artist. Continue reading
Watch Future Of Music Summit Live Stream
Tuesday 10/29: We're streaming the Future of Music Summit live from Washington DC. Presented by the Future of Music Coalition. today's action starts at 9AM ET and runs through 5PM. Here is the full. Continue reading
Transmitter YouTube Channel Launching To Promote British Musicians
On Friday UK music trade group BPI, which represents record labels, and LoveLive, a company that specializes in music content and live video, announced a partnership to launch a new. Continue reading
Lou Reed: Sales Did Not Measure Influence
There is a quote about Lou Reed attributed to Brian Eno. Not only is it's origin difficult to pin down; the quote has evolved over time: "The first Velvet Underground record may have only sold. Continue reading
Hypebot’s Second Music Tech Meet Up [PHOTOS]
Last week a ton of Hypebot readers gathered for our second Los Angeles meet up. It was a fantastic time filled with excellent cocktails and wonderful conversation. We saw many. Continue reading