Where The Digital Music Business Is Headed In 2010 (And Why 2009 Was So Disappointing) (paidContent)
- Green Day will join The Rock Band special edition family in 2010. (MTV)
- Eventbrite Reinvents Ticketing for the Long Tail. (Epicenter)
- The Beatles boost EMI profits…but about that debt… (MediaMemo)
- MySpace eyes Flixster for acquisition. (CNet)
- While U.S. sales of music games continue to decline radically, downloadable
songs for titles such as Guitar Hero and Rock Band are still enjoying a
lot activity over services such as Xbox Live. (GI) - YouTube updates: Find Facebook Friends, total video views and more. (YouTube)
- EU volume cap headed to iPod and MP3 players. (Tech Digest)
- A review of Ariel Hyatt's "Music Success in Nine Weeks" by indie artist Carla Lynne Hall (KnowThe MusicBiz)
- Resident Advisor lists it's Top 20 Labels of 2009. (RA) And I have not heard of more than 1 or 2…I've got some explorin' to do.
More New Music Industry News: 2010 Prediction, Green Day Rock Band, Eventbrite, EMI & More
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