Gobbler Gets $1.75 Million To Expand Musician File Management Solution

LA based Gobbler, a service that helps musicians backup, organize and transfer large audio and video files, has received $1.75 million to expand the service. Investors in the round include. Continue reading

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StereoGrid Offers Free Hybrid Solution For Online Music Promotion

StereoGrid has released the second version of their "music delivery network," a service that combines distribution of music to bloggers and press and a song widget that's embeddable on blogs. Continue reading

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Who LiveNation Should Acquire Next

Guest post by Brenden Mulligan, technology entrepreneur and founder of Onesheet and ArtistData. Follow him on Twitter at @mulligan. LiveNation has made some impressive moves lately. First, it bought BigChampagne and brought on its. Continue reading

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Kickstarter Raised $20 Million For Musicians In 2011

Kickstarter recently took a look back at 2011 and it was a big year for them and for a whole lot of people whose projects were successful. Over $99 million. Continue reading

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Music Tech Continues Lead Role At Midem 2012

Tech will continue its takeover of the music industry at this year's midem conference taking place January 28 – 31 in Cannes. Music tech startups, sponsors, hackers and bloggers will. Continue reading

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Donate To Your Favorite Artist Via HumanFankind

HumanFankind is an interesting concept for a web service with a potentially difficult road ahead. The basic idea is that HumanFankind facilitates fans donating to their favorite artists while sending. Continue reading

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NoiseTrade & Musicians Succeed With Free Music

NoiseTrade is a solidly established site focused on helping artists give away music, gather fan info and accept donations. The service grew from a cofounder's experiment with giving away free. Continue reading

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Are You Applying to Kanye West’s DONDA Startup?

Last week Kanye West went stream-of-consciousness on Twitter in a discussion that included the announcement of a new design company to be called DONDA after his mother, the late Donda. Continue reading

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2011 TechCrunch Crunchies Finalists Include Spotify CEO Ek & Mulligan’s Onesheet

The 2011 Crunchies, the annual tech awards show created by TechCrunch, takes place January 31st in San Francisco. Voting has begun to choose the winners from the list of finalists. Continue reading

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Callin’ Hall & Oates & Lamb of God: Creative Music Marketing With Twilio’s Telephony API

Twilio new hire Michael Selvidge and buddy Reid Butler recently created "Callin' Oates", an "emergency Hall & Oates helpline" powered by Twilio. The app provides a number to call in. Continue reading

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