Monday’s Music 2.0 Briefing: Project Playlist, Q Prime Records & Much More
HYPEBOT FEATURES – Coldplay vs. Radiohead vs. NIN – Does free music help make a band more popular? Live Nation and AdBrite launch eFan Finder to track and report the. Continue reading
Interns Wanted – Hypebot & Skyline Agency
SUMMER & FALL INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE Virtual internships – location is not a problem – are available at Hypbebot.com and our parent company, booking agency Skyline Music. These are unpaid positions. Continue reading
Music 2.0 Week In Review: Zune Bonus Checks, WMG Rumbles, Digital NARM & More
> Last week Microsoft sent a one time "Zune Bonus" to indie labels and digital distributors. (Hypebot broke the story and we’re working on a follow up. Email me and. Continue reading
“Steve Jobs…Does Not Give A Shit About Music”
"Steve Jobs – quote me – does not give a shit about music. Because what he’s done is bifurcated the music business. No longer is the test of an artist’s. Continue reading
Is DRM Dead? Some Don’t Think So.
Even as many celebrate the death of DRM, some industry leaders seem to believe DRM is poised for a comeback. From this week’s Digital NARM: "I made a list of. Continue reading
Last.FM Adds Video Interviews
Last.fm has launched of Presents, a series of exclusive video interviews with artists including Moby, Santogold and Spoon. This marks the first time that the site has ventured into original. Continue reading
AIM Issues Digital Copyright Manifesto
UK trade group, the Association For Independent Music (AIM) has published "Copyright In the Digital Age," calling for a copyright infrastructure better suited to fit current and future conditions. According. Continue reading
MySpace Goes Viral
PROFILE SHARING VIA YAHOO, TWITTER & MORE In a move that has broad implications for how music marketers use the service, MySpace has launched a Data Availability initiative which enables. Continue reading
Friday’s Music 2.0 Briefing: REAL Action, Live Nation, EchoNest & More
HYPEBOT FEATURES: Is DRM dead? Some in the music industry think its poised for a comeback. UK trade group AIM has issued a Digital Copyright Manifesto. MySpace goes viral in. Continue reading