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What I Learned At NMS: You Have 10 Seconds

This post is by Ryan Van Etten (@ryanve), Editor/Producer of VirtualMusic.tv; he was our featured corespondent at New Music Seminar in New York. 10 seconds to engage someone—to impress them.. Continue reading

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iSound: Discovering Up-And-Coming Artists Now

As I write this, I'm listening to music on the improved iSound site; it's an online, personalized radio station, with a heavier lean towards indie music and up-and-coming artists. The. Continue reading

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How Turn A Record Leak Turn Into A Good Thing

Record leaks happen. I remember being 14 or so and having gained access to some albums a couple months before the street date hit. Was there a gray area there?. Continue reading

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Suddenly, I Don’t Think I Want To Own Music Anymore

This guest post is by Brenden Mulligan, founder of ArtistData. ArtistData was acquired earlier this year by Sonicbids, where Brenden is now the VP Strategic Development. Follow him on Twitter @bmull.. Continue reading

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Interview: Jeff Price, TuneCore’s Outspoken CEO

On iTunes Delivery, His Competitors & More Yesterday, I spoke with Jeff Price, the CEO of the digital music distributor TuneCore. At recent events, certain companies have been advertising 24-hour. Continue reading

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C-Mon & Kypski +19,765 Fans Crowdsource A Video

C-Mon & Kypski asked their fans to contribute to the video for their song “More is Less,” as as of this morning 19,765 people have jumped on board. The video. Continue reading

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More Music Industry News: Google Music Coser, Thumbplay Adds Offline, WMG Loss Projected, Blackberry, BitTorrent Study & More

Google has reportedly opened talks with the Harry Fox Agency as part of an accelerated effort to open a its own music service. (NY Post) Rumors have Google Music launching. Continue reading

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Music Publishers Demanding 360 Rights From Artists

Music Publishers Copy Major Label 360 Model Music publishers were once thought of as safe havens for artists.  They nurtured songwriters, introduced them to the industry and sought ways to. Continue reading

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What Record And Comic Stores Have In Common

Reporter Jason Snell attended this year’s Comic-Con to see how the iPad and other devices were affecting the comic industry; he found they seemed convinced that “the coming digital comic. Continue reading

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Infographic: The State Of YouTube

Ethan Bloch over at the marketing platform Flowtown created this interesting and well-laid out infographic on the state of YouTube:

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