New Technique For ‘Gaming’ Spotify Playlists
Since digital music’s inception, labels and artists alike have been working to find ways to manipulate the system in order to give their particular music a fighting chance. Here, we. Continue reading
7Digital Names New CEO As Simon Cole Exits
7digital has announced that Simon Cole will step down as Director and CEO next month and named John Aalbers to replace him. Simon has led the B2B digital music company. Continue reading
Earbits Rises From The Deadpool, Is Back Online
As of Monday, Earbits was toast. The four year old independent music service which had raised $1.7 million, enabled artists and labels to "buy" plays, promote and connect with fans. By. Continue reading
Think of Your Music As A Service, Not As A Product
As a musician, do you think of your music as a service or as a product? Before the phonograph, people could only experience music live. Now, people can experience music. Continue reading
The Next Era Of The Music Business
Digital music is transforming the music industry and is rapidly picking up speed. More people are using streaming services and there are rumors that Apple is creating their own service.. Continue reading
It Will Take Another iPod Moment To Restart The Digital Music Market
By Mark Mulligan, independent music analyst and author of Music Industry Blog. The importance of Apple to the digital music market cannot be overstated. Without Apple the digital market would. Continue reading
Ovation: Sell Live Recordings Right After The Show
Offering fans the opportunity to purchase live recordings right after a great show could be a powerful future revenue stream for musicians, and Migratory Music is offering the Ovation Tower. Continue reading
7 Ways to Bring Back the Physical Album Experience in Digital Music
Digital music is a popular way to experience music, but there are certain things that are missing from digital music when compared to physical albums. With physical albums, you get. Continue reading
Digital NARM Day 2 Panels – Piracy & Consumption
Much of the discussion on yesterday’s first panel “Digital Copyright Crossfire” focused on how the industry should respond to unauthorized file-sharing. The panelists offered many of the typical arguments –. Continue reading
