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Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band: Rough Music For Rough Times

The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band and the growing audience that comes to see them could care less about the stock market crashing. But they do know what it's like. Continue reading

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A Social Media Strategy Outline For Bands

from Hit Singularity

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Judge Denies New Request To Broadcast RIAA Trial. Harvard Team Fights On

A request by Harvard law professor Charles Nesson and his student team for an expedited decision overturning the court's denial to broadcast the upcoming RIAA file-sharing trial against Joel Tenenbaum. Continue reading

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A Meat Puppet On “The State Of The Album”

As part of our ongoing look at the future of the album, Curt Kirkwood of The Meat Puppets shares his….unique point of view: "The artist is the goose, the songs. Continue reading

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CBS Tops March Internet Radio Ranking

from RAIN

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Monday’s Music Brief: Seeqpod Down, BuzzNet Cuts, EU 70, Twitter’s Impact, Pirate Fund & More

HYPEBOT FEATURES: Seeqpod Down But Vows To Return Trouble At BuzzNet? Idolator Staff Slashed To 1 A Social Media Strategy Outline For Bands Judge Denies New Request To Broadcast RIAA. Continue reading

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REWIND: The Music Industry’s Week In Review

EXECUTIVE SHUFFLE:  MySpace founder and CEO Chris DeWolfe is out along with several other top executives.  Former Project Playlist and Facebook exec Owen Vanatta replaces him.  In turn, MTV veteran. Continue reading

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Seeqpod Down. Is It Gone Forever?

Score one for the RIAA? Perhaps its all of the lawsuits or just a technology issue, but mp3 search and play site Seeqpod has been down for almost a day. Continue reading

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MTV Vet Sykes New Project Playlist CEO

UPDATED: Project Playlist got an instant dose of music industry cred with its new CEO – MTV co-founder John Sykes. Sykes peplaces Owen Van Natta, who has joined MySpace. Van. Continue reading

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Video: Why Radio & Music Industry Sucks Nowadays

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MySpace names Owen Van Natta CEO

Owen Van Natta has been named the CEO of MySpace effective immediately.  Most recently Van Natta,  age 39, had served as the CEO of Playlist. Prior to that he was. Continue reading

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