MusicThinkTank.com Weekly Recap: Boosting Views On Your Videos & More
Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Tom Dennehy: Can the Cloud Satisfy the Streaming Audio Demands of Bit Snobs? Simon Tam: Boosting Views on Your Videos and Engagement with. Continue reading
The Rise Of Vinyl
Sales of vinyl records are up and Joe Petro has a theory on why some are going analog in the digital age. With streaming sites like Spotify, music is easily. Continue reading
Wesley Verhoeve: Music As A Service Rather Than A Product [Part 1]
(UPDATED) Guest post by Wesley Verhoeve (@wesleyverhoeve), an artist manager, producer, curator, and the founder of Family Records. Yesterday’s article really seems to have struck a chord. Not only did. Continue reading
At Least One Indie Artist Is Making Big $’s From Streaming Music
Guest post by Chris Duncan of The Orchard's Daily Rind. If you're from outside of Scandinavia, you probably have no idea who Jonathan Johansson is. Let me fill you in.. Continue reading
MusicThinkTank.com Weekly Recap: First Impressions Count & Much More
Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Glen Brown: Why Play on the Facebook Freeway? Meet Me In My Inbox Instead. Bruce Warila: Who wins the race for investment money,. Continue reading
3 Reasons Spotify May Never Be the OS Of Music
After the opening and initial success of Spotify's app offering, Sten Garmark, the company's director of platform, was quoted as saying: "We have to turn ourselves into the Operating System. Continue reading
Offline Playback Crucial To Future Of Music & Media
Guest post by Eliot Van Buskirk of Evolver.fm. It's true, what they say: Our digital lives are moving to the cloud. Whenever we fire up Facebook instead of a local. Continue reading
The MusicThinkTank.com Weekly Recap: Unbundling The Album
Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Bobby Owsinski: The Science Of Email Timing Mark Doyon: Hear-Like-Buy: Why Spotify Is Marketing, Not Commerce Frank Woodworth: Unbundling the Album: A Business. Continue reading
Hear. Like. Buy. Why Spotify Is Marketing, Not Commerce.
You've read the complaints about Spotify royalty rates. On Music Think Tank, Mark Doyon explains why he thinks that Spotify isn’t so bad, and how the service is helping artists. Continue reading
