Live Stub: Secondary Ticketing Goes Free
The internet has created an expectation of free – from music and movies via P2P to Google’s latest application or service. Free, however, did not extend to the re-sale of. Continue reading
BMI Collections Up 7.2% To $901 Million
BMI has collected $901 million in revenues for its 2008 fiscal year which ended June 20th/ This marks the first time a copyright organization has topped $900 million mark for. Continue reading
Tuesday’s Music Briefing: Hype Machine, EMI Sues, WiFi & More
HYPEBOT FEATURES: Introduce Yourself To The Hypebot Community. Meet this interesting bunch and say hello. Live Stub: Secondary Ticketing Goes Free BMI Collections Up 7.2% To $901 Million Our Podcast. Continue reading
Podcast #3: Pandora and Muxtape
Our ArtistDish podcast #3 is now available. It’s a discussion about fair royalty payments and the possible closures of Pandora and Muxtape. We think that this is one of our. Continue reading
INTRODUCE YOURSELF
WHO READS HYPEBOT ? Using the comments section below, in 50 words or less tell us who you are, what you do and what in music and the music industry. Continue reading
Introduce Yourself To The Hypebot Community
Welcome to Day 1 of the second slowest business week of the year. Admit it, you’re not really working too hard this week. Summer is in its final days and. Continue reading
Disc Makers Elite’s Concierge For Label Refugees
Disc Makers has launched Elite Artist Services, a new division aimed at major artists who want to go independent. It will offer manufacturing, distribution via Sony RED, download distribution, promotion. Continue reading
Monday’s Music Briefing: Newbury Comics, iTunes, Amazon Deals & More
UPDATED: > Boston record store chain Newbury Comics is bucking is bucking the trend by opening 2 new stores including a mega-branch in a former car retailer. (Boston Herald) >. Continue reading
New Music Industry Week In Review: Pandora, iTunes, 18 Drinking Age & More
> Panodra may be forced to shut down > Does the music industry need to support a lower drinking age? > Rumors surface of an iTunes subscription music service. Why. Continue reading
