REWIND: The Music Industry’s Week In Review
Does the record industry ignore baby boomers? 5 reasons why you might want to sign to a record label. Google hires industry attorney to start new music service. Hypebot &. Continue reading
Adults Listen To Radio 24 Hours Each Week
(UPDATED) Listeners ages 25-54 listened to radio on average of 24 hours each week during a spring survey done by nielson research. This rate is nearly 7.5% higher than the. Continue reading
Photo Slide-Show Of New Music Seminar
Ryan Van Etten (@ryanve), Editor/Producer of VirtualMusic.tv, did some guest reporting for Hypebot at New Music Seminar in New York this past week. On Monday, he will be giving an. Continue reading
YouTube Launches New Music Landing Page
If you don't know exactly what you are looking for, YouTube and its millions of videos can be a bit overwhelming. To help guide visitors through the clutter YouTube has. Continue reading
Jackie Otero’s Summer Reading List
Jackie Otero (@jackieotero) is a music business professor at Full Sail University, consultant, and writes an “Industry Insider” column for alternative music publication The Comet. Here at Hypebot, we are. Continue reading
HP Bets Dr. Dre Can Create Laptop Envy
Apple is is anchored by its hipness, but most other computer manufacturers compete on features and price alone. HP is trying to change that via a partnership with Dr. Dre.. Continue reading
TourIntel Offers Concert Histories & Statistics
The live music industry is having a difficult summer, and when times are tough accurate information about what shows are being booked becomes powerful. Online industry trade CelebrityAccess extends its. Continue reading
Seth Godin: Get It Right For 10 People
(UPDATED) Don't Go For The Masses, Go Direct To Fan Major labels are mass marketing power giants; it’s what they do. Before the advent of the social web, they were. Continue reading
More Music Industry News: Amazon Stumbles, Smartphones Soar, Real Removes, Google’s Music Atty Answers Questions & More
Amazon's reports a decent quarter including a projection $1billion in mobile sales yearly, but it was not good enough for investors who punished the stock with a sell off. (Media. Continue reading
