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Charles Arthur: Streaming music system ties in users, supports iPhone and iPad sales and is likely to lead to more music buying Via Jérôme Rastoldo Delete the scoop?
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The first Official Karaoke App with exclusive video premiere ever! Delete the scoop?
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"The high-volume of streams for “Random Access Memories” apparently hasn’t cannibalized sales to any great extent." Via Jérôme Rastoldo
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So, you can be streamed and have sales if you make good music. Like Daft Punk. Delete the scoop?
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The conceptual end, at least, according to streaming service's CEO Axel Dauchez. By Stuart Dredge Via Pierre Priot 
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March 25, 4:14 PM
That's right. The end of music downloads. Axel, some may think you're only fooling yourself, but you could actually be right. At least, the end of downloads for MOR music may occur soon. Delete the scoop?
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In any business, the ability to see into the future is the killer app, and Netflix may be getting close with “House of Cards.”
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The importance of big data. Delete the scoop?
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Mobile apps give singers access to song lyrics and backing tracks, and at least one provides voice coaching.
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Our Company @redkaraoke featured on The New York Times
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If streaming saved Sweden from a precipitous sales oblivion, why isn't the same thing happening in other countries? Here's one reason: streaming just isn't as big or important in other countries, and is less a percentage of broader digital consumption. Via Pierre Priot
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February 7, 4:45 AM
If streaming is eating the download in Sweden + France, it fails to do so in bigger markets, leaving room for future US/worldwide players (such as iTunes Match). Delete the scoop?
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Will Scandinavia save the music business ? At least they will save their own markets .. Delete the scoop?
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This guest post is written by Jeff Rabhan, artist manager, music-industry executive and international consultant. His clients have garnered Delete the scoop?
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Deezer, the music streaming service which raised $130 million this fall to expand its business internationally, is today making good on those ambitions with launches in twenty-two new regions across the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Brazil. Via Jérôme Rastoldo Delete the scoop?
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With a new karaoke app for Alejandro Sanz's song "La Música No Se Toca," fans of the Spanish star can record covers of the title track o
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One of the new ways to promote music ? Delete the scoop?
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Sirius XM : The example of DMS, delivering content into the right place. Delete the scoop?
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How much time do people spend with apps? How much money does the average developer make? Via Vincent Castaignet Delete the scoop?
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20 years ago, you discovered music on the FM dial. End of story. Now there's an uncharted frontier of outlaw torrents, renegade bloggers, on-demand gold miners, and fur-trapping radios. Via Jérôme Rastoldo Delete the scoop?
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Playground Sessions attempts to make learning piano fun and rewarding by combining elements of gaming with high-end educational software. Via Jérôme Rastoldo Delete the scoop?
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(UPDATED) Economically battered music fans in Italy, Poland and Portugal are getting their first chance to try out Spotify, as the music streamer launches in the three markets today. Via Jérôme Rastoldo Delete the scoop?
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"When it comes making money, the music industry – from labels, to artists, managers, promoters and venues – is stuck in the past. While the industry has embraced digital technology for production and distribution, almost everyone still insists on selling albums and songs. And while the industry continues to plod forward with its model of selling music "products," fans have moved on. They want music for free, but are willing to pay for music 'experiences.'" Via Jérôme Rastoldo 
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I am a Minnow! ~ First, artists and labels should get comfortable with the fact that some people aren't likely to pay for music, instead relying on radio, YouTube, downloads from friends, etc. But these 'customers' (minnows) are important, because without them, you cannot attract dolphins or whales. Their sheer number means they can support an artist in an important, non-monetary way: influence. Delete the scoop?
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Deezer - 20 million tracks, anytime, anywhere. Discover, share and listen to unlimited music on your computer, tablet and mobile, even offline. Join Deezer n... Via Jérôme Rastoldo 
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Deezer launched its first ever TV ad, developed in collaboration with illustrator and musician mcbess. Delete the scoop?
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