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By Frank Woodworth (@GlacialConcepts), Director of Business Development at Thrillcall, a concert discovery and ticketing platform for web and mobile applications. A major label is going to buy a DIY distributor, such as TuneCore or CD Baby. No comment yet.
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A few months back, I wrote about how I used a 3D printer to transform any mp3 into a physical record. Though all the documentation for that proje...
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The future of vinyl pressing? Burning vinyls as easy as CD-R. Delete the scoop?
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Google Play Music All Access announced Pandora and Spotify features for $10 per month. The undisclosed figure is: how much of this money will end up in artists' pockets? Delete the scoop?
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May 15, 3:24 AM
Google will unveil new subscription music services tomorrow at the Google I/O conference, sources close to the company said. Google has now signed separate licensing deals with Universal Music...
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Google cutting deal with Universal and Sony: don't ever think of them as streaming service outsiders. Delete the scoop?
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Apple's popular iTunes app might be available for the desktop mode of Windows 8, but Microsoft wants the company to create a "Metro" version. In an interview with CNN Money, Windows CFO Tami Reller...
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Downloading was supposed to mean the death of the compilation album. Because why would you want to buy the complete selection when you could cherry pick your favourite tracks?
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Now, that's what I call a cheap business. Delete the scoop?
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"We're committed to the idea of reinvention." A rare Q&A with one of most important guys in the media business.
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Amazon plans for media world domination. Delete the scoop?
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In a closely watched digital copyright lawsuit, a panel of five judges in the New York State Supreme Court of Appeals on Tuesday reversed a lower state court decision favoring Escape Media Group Inc., the operators of the music streaming site...
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Basically, New York’s Supreme Court rewrites DMCA and suggest Congress to do the same. Delete the scoop?
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April 22, 2:32 PM
Grooveshark has created a way for its users to create there own live streaming playlists, enabling them to share their favorite music, complete with their own personal interruptions.
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Live broadcasting, that was the one thing missing from streaming services. They run an ace service, but I'm still wondering how much artists get from those streams. Delete the scoop?
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April 13, 3:24 PM
Crowdfunding is a young industry, but it's growing rapidly, with over 1 million campaigns successfully funded last year.
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1M crowdfunding campaigns, how many fan-to-artist successful deals is that? Delete the scoop?
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April 12, 11:40 AM
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April 11, 4:41 AM
According to the IFPI‘s (International Federation of the Phonographic Industry) annual Recording Industry in Numbers report, sales of vinyl records last year hit $177 million, their highest level since 1997.
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Only the fool would release a CD album today. Delete the scoop?
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By Virginie Berger (@virberg), founder and general manager of the creative and development agency DBTH.
To cut to the chase and get at the heart of the matter, the biggest apparent challenge that I can identify for direct-to-fan is that the music industry is broken and no one has yet discovered a practical model that will allow the typical independent, DIY musician to make money.
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UK Music Industry to Block Tens of BitTorrent and File Sharing Sites Including Grooveshark
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British Phonographic Industry to block Grooveshark in UK? Last we heard Grooveshark had signed deals with publishers such as EMI... Delete the scoop?
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May 16, 3:24 PM
In the latest quarter the iTunes top line grew by 32%. Additional newly reported items: Quarterly revenues topped $4 billion (a new high) and the company suggests that this rate is maintainable by ...
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Like it or not, music download purchases rates are going through the roof. Delete the scoop?
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May 14, 10:27 AM
Sometimes, it's not that an artist doesn't want to release music, it's that they can't .
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Record label are supposed to help musicians put out records ; not to keep them silent & locked down under a contract. Delete the scoop?
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Wild horses couldn't drag many of the most die-hard of Rolling Stones fans to the kick-off of the band's North American tour - at least not at prices of up to a whopping $600 (£385) a ticket.
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$600 Rolling Stones tickets fail to sell? That's comforting.
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May 7, 7:07 AM
No estamos acostumbrados a que los Rolling Stones no llenen aforo en uno de sus conciertos... Delete the scoop?
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April 30, 4:13 PM
AOL is shutting down AOL Music and several other music news and video websites, according to employee tweets Friday. Move to shutter music sites shows the company is refocusing on higher-growth are...
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Cause there's no room for everyone. Former internet giant is getting kicked out of the game by Apple & Amazon. Delete the scoop?
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April 30, 3:00 AM
For better or worse, iTunes dragged the music industry into the digital era.
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I bet you didn't see that coming, CNN blames it on iTunes when everyone still hitting on Napspter Delete the scoop?
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There’s an endless debate about whether file sharing is “stealing.” We eventually shouldn’t “pirate” files, but it’s premature to condemn people who do it today when those same people are not paid for their participation in very lucrative network...
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the neverending dilemna: who's the thief? you, the record industry, or the internet giant medias? Delete the scoop?
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April 23, 5:39 AM
Streaming services have reversed the fortunes of the music industry in Sweden and now generate more income than downloads or CDs. But can the model be replicated worldwide?
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Streaming vs Download - a cultural thing? Delete the scoop?
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Web sites like the Royalty Exchange allows musicians to sell parts of their royalty income to investors and define which rights to sell and which to retain.
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turning writer royalties into financial products, how sick is that? Delete the scoop?
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A web page has appeared at music.twitter.com with a #music hashtag graphic and a sign-in button, adding further weight to reports that Twitter will be launching a music service very soon. The...
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#music. now it's on. need an invite, need it baaad! Delete the scoop?
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Apple is expected to sign its first internet radio licensing agreement with a major record label perhaps as soon as next week, multiple sources with knowledge of the talks have told The Verge....
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Beware! iRadio is coming! Delete the scoop?
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What will happen of today's DIY distributors? Let's hope they won't turn into merger game for major companies.