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TV is the answer to the music fandom crisis says MIDiA’s Mark Mulligan

As anyone trying to build a fanbase or market music knows, “music fandom is fragmenting. Super fans are still present, but there are fewer of them,” and “most have become. Continue reading

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Who gets to decide if your music is ‘good’ or not?

In this transcript from The Climb podcast with Brent Baxter, he discusses who really gets to decide whether your music is great or not. Is it you? Your fans? by. Continue reading

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US Government has offered no valid reasons for a TikTok ban [Op-Ed)

Adam Schwartz and David Greene of Techdirt share their views on the US government’s ongoing attempt to ban the popular social media app TikTok. Op-Ed by Adam Schwartz and David Greene from Tech Dirt. Continue reading

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US threats to ban TikTok violate freedom of speech: Mike Masnick Op-Ed

Despite security concerns over TikTok’s connections to China, Mike Masnick of Techdirt believes that a ban of the social media app violates the First Amendment right of freedom of speech.. Continue reading

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Last week in music industry commentary

Last week’s commentators in the thick of the industry shared their opinions and thoughts on navigating success, how today’s lyrics are changing the industry, and more… 23 Impressive Women in. Continue reading

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How lyrics provide new ways to interact with music: Interview with Musixmatch’s Marco Paglia

In this interview with Chief Product Officer Marco Paglia, he discusses the new strides that today’s stream of innovative lyric uses is contributing to both artists and listeners. by Marco. Continue reading

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23 Impressive Women in the Music Industry share their best advice

From CEOs to music marketers, managers, and more, these women share advice valuable to those in every corner of the industry. by Ariel Hyatt and the team at CyberPR For. Continue reading

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Last week in music industry commentary

Last week’s commentators in the thick of the industry shared their opinions and thoughts on the ultimate power of music fans; Spotify creates new opportunities for artists and more… Is. Continue reading

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How the Punk Ethos can (and should) drive every music career [Ben Weinman]

The music industry and punk music veteran Ben Weinman has taken all he’s learned from his impressive career and boiled it down to some life-changing lessons. by Ben Weinman on. Continue reading

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Redefining independent artist success: Their narrative is not your narrative [Keith Jopling of MIDiA]

Keith Jopling from MIDiA Research discusses how important it is for artists to keep control of their own careers apart from industry expectations and demands, along with advice on how. Continue reading

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Stephen Dusenberry & Ricky Ken on how (and when) music changed their lives forever

The pivotal performances that convinced two renowned artists to build their lives around music are not what you might expect. by Michael Gallant of Disc Makers Blog Some artists may. Continue reading

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