Monday’s Music Brief
HYPEBOT FEATURES: ESSAY & REVIEW: On Our Few Moments In The Tower Of Song. Add your thoughts. Napster: $5 Monthly Streaming With 5 Downloads Shabs Jobanputra Promoted to Pres. Virgin. Continue reading
REWIND: The Music Industry’s Week In Review
Hope for net radio: a new Webcaster Settlement Act moved forward in the House French National Assembly Adopts 3 Strikes Law New Earmings Reports: Sony Music added $61 Million to. Continue reading
Wilco Stops Trying To Plug Leaks And Posts Full Advance Album Stream
Is there any way to stop pre-release leaks? Wilco smartly decided to stop trying. In an email to fans, the band wrote: "Well, we made it nearly a month with. Continue reading
The Orchards Reports 16.5% Revenue Increase Despite Tough Marketplace
Music distributor The Orchard posted a 16.5% increase in revenues compared to the previous quarter last year. For the first quarter of 2009, revenues were $15.3 million, compared to $13.2. Continue reading
Is The Tail Really Long? New Study Says P2P Primarily Peddles The Hits.
A new study by UK licensing body PRS and internet music activity tracker Big Champagne says that the top songs listed on the traditional charts are also the most popular. Continue reading
Music Adds $61 Million to $1 Billion Sony Loss
Sony Corp. lost $1 billion in the fiscal year which ended March 31st. The loss was blamed primarily on currency fluctuations and a 13% drop in sales. From January thru. Continue reading
Top 15 Most Popular Music Sites
According to a new report by Comscore Media Metrix, these are the most visited music sites on the internet measured by unigue monthly visitors in April, AOL Music (28,634,778) MySpace. Continue reading
Friday’s News Brief: The Orchard, Long Tails, MySpace $s, Ticketmaster, Slacker $10M & More
HYPEBOT FEATURES: The Orchards Reports 16.5% Revenue Increase Despite Tough Marketplace Music Adds $61 Million to $1 Billion Sony Loss Is The Tail Really Long? New Study Says P2P Primarily. Continue reading
Changing The Economics Of Music
Tim Ferriss' 4 Hour Work Week blog has a chapter from Fast Company Magazine founder Alan Webber's new book Rules of Thumb: 52 Truths for Winning at Business Without Losing. Continue reading
