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Where People Are Buying Music [INFOGRAPHIC]

Physical music sales are certainly on the decline, but while the numbers for mass merchants and chain stores are dropping, some non-traditional merchants are seeing an improvement.

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Tags: Amazon Kindle, Amazon.com, Best Buy, Chain store, Departments of France, Facebook, Online shopping, Price, Retail and Wholesalers, Walmart

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How Musicians Can Save Money When Buying Instruments

As a musician, some of your biggest expenses may be buying instruments. In order to save money, musicians should look for great deals on instruments and make sure that the. Continue reading

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Tags: Barry Gardner, instruments, money, musician, Natalie Cheng, Price, save

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6 Reasons Why The Album Format Died

Although many people think that online music destroyed the album format, there are many additional factors to consider. On Music Think Tank, Bobby Owsinski posts his opinion on why the. Continue reading

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Tags: album, artwork, Bobby Owsinski, iTunes, Natalie Cheng, online music, Price

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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

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

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