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Reaching An Older Audience

 After exploring the habits of young listeners on Day 1 of Bandwidth, Day 2 began with a panel focused on how to reach music consumers age 35 and up. As. Continue reading

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Bandwidth: Overheard on Day 2

David Hyman (MOG) said that in order for music services like his to cover the streaming rate that labels are demanding — $0.01 per song, per stream — they would. Continue reading

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Bandwidth Day 1: Youthful Perspectives

The Bandwidth Conference kicked off in San Francisco on Thursday with the "Bellweathers" panel, where four young music consumers (19-20 years old) discussed how they discover and interact with music.. Continue reading

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Could New Pricing Increase Album Sales?

GUEST POST: Neil Cartwright of  UK online marketing agency Million asks the question: Could a simple change in pricing strategy increase album sales?  I read an interesting experiment in Predictably. Continue reading

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Where Have All The Good Managers Gone?

THE BEST OF HYPEBOT: Management is where it’s at. I’m not talking about the old guard like Irving Azoff’s Frontline. He and his cohorts stopped developing new talent long ago.. Continue reading

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We7 Adds WMG UK Streams & MP3’s

Starting in late October, We7 will add tracks from Warner Music UK for on-demand, ad funded streaming and paid MP3 downloads. Users can listen to full tracks and albums free. Continue reading

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WMG’s Cohen Cashes In $6.8M, Stock Tanks

In part to pay for a $6.8 million "tear down" in the Hamptons, Warner Music Group senior executive Lyor Cohen has sold 800,000 shares of company stock at $8.45 for. Continue reading

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The Jamendo Free Music Story

GUEST POST: On Jamendo artists allow anyone to download and share their music. It’s free, legal and unlimited. Patrick Haour, the site’s chief of music shares how the wonderfully simple. Continue reading

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The Amazon Effect

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ISP Service Would Pay Labels For Illegal Downloads

paidContent:UK is reporting that one of the country’s top ISPs is negotiating the launch an unlimited  music service that would see it pay labels for tracks that its customers illegally. Continue reading

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Gatfield Names Steven Melrose EMI A&R VP

Nick Gatfield, EMI’s new President, A&R Labels, North America, UK & Ireland, continues to build his own team with the appointment of artist manager and A&R exec Steven Melrose as. Continue reading

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