Prove that artists don't need big labels to "make it": Help build a Database Of Music 2.0 Success Stories
- EMI sued Grooveshark
- EU music conference Popkomm has been canceled
- Facebook passed MySpace in US and worldwide traffic for the first time and MySpace cut 30% of its staff. But a Hypebot poll showed the social networker is still an important music marketing tool.
- New album releases have been hit particularly hard by the sales downturn
- A verdict in RIAA vs.Thomas-Rasset trial: guilty and $19.2 million
- Virgin Media & Universal launch unlimited download service
- eMusic CEO blames indie labels for price increase
- Report says music sales 83% digital by 2013
- 10 Most Creative People In Music Business according to Fast Company
- Jelli crowdsources radio programming
Exclusive Hypebot video interviews: Ex- Judas Priest Rob Halford On His Record Label & More, Sandy Bitman Of Park Ave CD's, Eric LeMasters of E1/Koch, Duncan Hutchinson Of Rights Flow and Blackheart Records
- What The Ad Industry Thinks Of The Music Industry
- imeem and WMG are working together again
- Kyle Bylin: 50% of Country Music Fans Can't File-Share
- Video: Twitter & The Death Of Music Criticism
- Fill out an Online Music Marketing Report Card
- The Digital Britain Report and a roundup of reaction
- Hypebot On The CD Baby Podcast: Booking, the musical middle class & more
REWIND: The Music Industry Week In Review
It was another big news week in the music industry and I've pick the top stories below. I'm particularly excited by the response to a request for help building a. Continue reading [https://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2009/06/myspace-cut-30-of-staff-but-a-hypebot-poll-proves-the-social-networker-is-still
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