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Myxer Ramps Up Artist Services With MobileStage

Mobile music content provider Myxer has expanded its artist services offering with the launch of MobileStage,  a mobile marketing suite that delivers music applications for iPhone, BlackBerry and Android, as. Continue reading

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TuneCore Signs With MySpace Music

(Updated) It's A Smart Addition For TuneCore, But Is It Worth It For Artists? TuneCore artists can now share in the ad revenue generated when their songs are streamed on. Continue reading

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Swedes Confirm UK Study: Artist Income Rising

A new analysis of music industry revenue in Sweden confirms an earlier UK study that showed that artist income, mostly from live concerts, is growing even as revenue from recorded. Continue reading

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Text Of Terra Firma’s EMI Lawsuit With Citi

 

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Diagram Of Geek Culture: Where’s The Music?

click on image to enlarge Where's the music in this exhaustive infograhic?

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25 Digital Executives To Watch

Help Name Top Digital Music Executives In 2010 Digital Media Wire has named its 25 Digital Executives To Watch and music barely made the list. Read on and let us. Continue reading

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How Did I Do With My 2009 Predictions?

2009 was a year of retrenchment in the music industry. But at least it felt as if we were retrenching to somewhere rather than just participating in music's death march. . Continue reading

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More New Music Industry News: 2010 Prediction, Green Day Rock Band, Eventbrite, EMI & More

Where The Digital Music Business Is Headed In 2010 (And Why 2009 Was So Disappointing) (paidContent) Green Day will join The Rock Band special edition family in 2010. (MTV) Eventbrite. Continue reading

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Universal Motown Names Pat Monaco EVP

Universal Motown Records has appointed Pat Monaco to Executive Vice President & General Manager of the company. The announcement was made today by Sylvia Rhone, President of the label. Formerly,. Continue reading

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Public Enemy Lacks SellaBand Believer$

The press releases were flying on October 6th when Public Enemy announced that they were going to their fans via SellaBand for $250,000 to record and promote a new album.. Continue reading

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