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MusicThinkTank Weekly Recap: Why Albums Make Little Sense For New Artists & More

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Leena Sowambur: A Little Music Industry Career Advice Mark Knight: Where Is Everyone? Why Albums Make Little Sense For New Artists Music. Continue reading

Kyle Bylin on 10/06/2012 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: albums, career advice, Leena Sowambur, Mark Knight, music industry, Music Think Tank, Natalie Cheng, new artists, top posts

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A Trip To Target: How Digital Is Changing Music Retail

As music sales go further from physical CD’s and become all digital, many mass merchandise stores have been cutting down on shelf space and changing their marketing strategies in their. Continue reading

Kyle Bylin on 09/08/2011 in Marketing | Permalink | Comments (3)

Tags: albums, CDs, digital, marketing, mass merchandise store, mood, music, music for your mood, Natalie Cheng, physical sales, retail, retailers, soundscan, target, Walmart

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MTT Weekly Recap: An Ode to The Beauty of Bandcamp

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Bobby Owsinski: 4 Steps To Transition From Playing Cover Songs To Your Own Music Mark Dowdell: One Man's Ode To The Beauty Of. Continue reading

Kyle Bylin on 05/28/2011 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: albums, ariel hyatt, Bandcamp, Bobby Owsinski, cover songs, fans, Joplin, Mark Dowdell, marketing, michael brandvold, music career, Music On The Make, musical history tour, Natalie Cheng, singles, tornado, world

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Why Is Music Cheaper Now? It’s Supply & Demand.

Artists such as Sufjan Stevens think that selling albums for $3.99 is unfair, but Stevens does not recognize that the market has caused prices to fall. Brian Franke explains why. Continue reading

Kyle Bylin on 11/05/2010 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (1)

Tags: albums, Brian Franke, demand, economics, File sharing, Market, Natalie Cheng, Price, Sufjan Stevens, supply

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