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MTT Weekly Recap: Is the future of music in the clouds?

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Shachar Oren: Is the future of music in the clouds? Blake Easter: The Adventures Of Co-writing Minh Chau: The Importance of Creating Momentum. Continue reading

admin on 07/17/2011 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: anti-marketing, apps, ariel hyatt, Blake Easter, brand, cloud, co-writing, Derek Miller, goals, marketing, Minh Chau, momentum, music, Natalie Cheng, PR, Shachar Oren, songwriting, streaming, tools, Turntable.fm, websites

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One Man’s Ode To The Beauty Of Bandcamp

The album format has been in decline and singles are dominating. However, some music lovers still enjoy discovering new music by investing more time in listening to a full album.. Continue reading

admin on 05/25/2011 in D.I.Y. | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: album, Bandcamp, independent musician, listeners, Mark Dowdell, Natalie Cheng, singles, streaming

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Here We Go Again: The bright new future ahead where we can all share music in the cloud, NOT..

The music industry and the web are buzzing about Google’s new cloud music service. On Music Think Tank, David Greenberg shares his opinion on music in the cloud and points. Continue reading

admin on 05/13/2011 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: apple iTunes, connectors, David Greenberg, google music, Malcolm Gladwell, marketing, music fanatics, music in the cloud, music industry, Natalie Cheng, streaming, The Tipping Point

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