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The Elimination of the Major Label Model

This comment was left by Ritch Esra, the Publisher of Music Business Registry, on the post 6 Reasons Why The Major Labels Are Still Screwed. The four major labels have. Continue reading

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ReDigi Details How They’ll Sell Used MP3’s Legally

Our recent post that startup ReDigi would be launching what they say is the first service to offer used MP3's legally set off quite a debate. As we pointed out. Continue reading

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How Hyperlocal Blogs Impact Music [INTERVIEW]

Recently I spoke to Jason, who is the Founder and Editor of The Pop Cop, a Glasgow based music blog, which focuses on the Scottish music scene, with daily updated. Continue reading

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Artists Must Get Fans Immersed In a Great Story

"People want to be immersed. They want to get involved in a story, to carve out a role for themselves, to make it their own. But how is the [artist]. Continue reading

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What It Really Means To Be A Working Musician

This post is by Jason Parker of One Working Musician. As the title of my blog suggests, I pride myself on being a working musician. This year marks my 10th. Continue reading

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Like.fm – Track All Your Music Listening Sessions

If you took Last.fm, removed the radio feature, and kept the scobbling, you'd get Like.fm. The app lets you track your music listening sessions across iTunes, YouTube, Pandora, and Grooveshark,. Continue reading

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Using Music (And Fun) to Modify Consumer Behavior

We all know that taking the stairs is in our better interest, yet we're drawn to the escalator. So how do you convince patrons to opt for the stairs instead?. Continue reading

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This Week’s iTunes Top 10 Singles & Albums

For the week ending March 7, 2011: Top Singles: 1. "Born This Way," Lady GaGa 2. "On the Floor (feat. Pitbull)," Jennifer Lopez3. "Forget You," Cee Lo Green4. "S&M," Rihanna5.. Continue reading

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Want To Make $50,000 a Year In Music? Start With One Dollar a Day

On Music Think Tank, Chris Seth discusses how musicians can make additional income just by starting out with one dollar a day. It is as simple as playing the guitar. Continue reading

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D.I.Y. Bootcamp: Sonoma Wire Works GuitarJack

EXCLUSIVE: Scion A/V produced a series that provides a tour of tools that make a D.I.Y. music career work.We'll feature one a day; and today Doug Wright of Sonoma Wire. Continue reading

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