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By David Sherbow (@MusicBizGuy) of My Life With Music. What is the greatest problem which the new music business must solve to maintain it relevance in the future? Delete the scoop?
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"Mobile-first" has been a phrase worth dropping in startup and investor circles for some time now. Delete the scoop?
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"So not only do the kids consider YouTube the best unlimoted music service in the world, but now, the most traditionally authoritative music sales chart is counting YouTube views." Delete the scoop?
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Last year was no exception – the growth of social networks, streaming services, online radio and digital downloads is unstoppable, opening up ever more avenues for fans to listen to, discover, and share new music.
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Without another iPhone, iPad or iPod, Apple will not have the next innovative product that transforms the digital music marketplace. The question then becomes who will step... Delete the scoop?
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As technology becomes an ever increasing part of our daily lives, the way we interact with the thi... Delete the scoop?
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Researchers lab42 asked 500 music fans some questions: When do you listen? How much? On which sites? For Spotify users: Are you hiding your selections in a “private session”? Delete the scoop?
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"Even though Android recently increased its lead the most-used smartphone operating system in the U.S. (50.9 percent, according to Comscore), app developers have long prefered iOS to Android." Delete the scoop?
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"It’s no secret the digital revolution has changed how music is recorded, shared, and heard. The past decade alone has seen a transfusion of music exchange unlike anything record labels or distribution company could have ever predicted." Delete the scoop?
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"It took a month, but word is spreading about a new chart from Flurry Analytics showing the increases in time spent by users in various kinds of apps from October 2011 to March 2012." 
Adam Allison's curator insight,
May 13, 10:20 PM
Its amazing to see how much time people are spending listening to music. Even more so than thier own productivity or social networking. Wow I think its amazing that these tools can bring it to the forefront of the mind. Although is it conveying music or "mixtapes" or "cover tunes." I have a hard time finding whats new and music to what some one sampled. Delete the scoop?
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""Interactive” is an overused buzzword, but it’s also an actual thing that means something. In the case of music, it can mean all sorts of things from jumping up and down, to playing an iPhone guitar, to playing videogames that go along with the music. In pursuit of that last element, Intel has opened its deep pockets to allow Pitchfork to choose its favorite songs for which Kill Screen will make interactive music videogames." Delete the scoop?
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"You know the music business is antiquated when it’s eclipsed by the classically moribund book business." Delete the scoop?
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Just a couple of weeks ago, on April 27, I attended the Social Music Jam conference in Barcelona. I was in charge of moderating two panels: one on “The State of the Music Industry in Spain” and a debate on “Spotify: Does it Help or Interfere with... Delete the scoop?
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Twitter appears to have a music service in the works. Rumors of "Twitter Music" first broke in March, when CNET reported that Twitter had acquired the team behind We Are Hunted with views to... Delete the scoop?
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Exclusive: Google is planning to roll out a music streaming service to capitalize on the power of YouTube. 
Jerry Sypkens's curator insight,
March 6, 1:22 AM
The perfect introductin for this forum: An important tool to electronic musicans and hip hop musicians is youtube! It allows these artists to affordably find rare music that is shared on the internet by vinyl enthusiest. The music is used often used as samples to make new music! 
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March 9, 3:55 PM
this will be a good way to get out there and get hurd!! Delete the scoop?
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"Is this a simple case of dumb money, or the beginnings of a totally new industry? Because for all the collapse and total devaluation being experienced by the music industry, there are still plenty of people willing to gamble. That is, to the tune of roughly $621 million in 2012 alone according to Digital Music News stats, which now turns out to be roughly 1 in 43 dollars committed by the broader VC investment community last year. " Delete the scoop?
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YouTube wants to give mobile phone users a chance to find music video content by artist, discography and genre, with the goal of bringing music content to hundreds of millions of its users. Delete the scoop?
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A day after Apple unveiled the iPhone 5, Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman said in an interview with Fox Business that HP is getting back into the smartphone business. And if... Delete the scoop?
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Radio is still the dominant way people discover music (48%) – followed by tips from friends/relatives (10%), and YouTube (7%), but more teens listen to music through YouTube than through any other source (64%) -- followed by radio (56%) and iTunes... Delete the scoop?
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Shares in social games company Zynga fell off a cliff last night, falling 37% to $3.18 – they originally traded at $10 when the company w... Delete the scoop?
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The smartest brands are now putting music to work as part of their social marketing strategy. Here’s how it works. Delete the scoop?
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The latest All Songs Considered intern never made a transition from a physical record collection to a digital one because she's never paid for music. Delete the scoop?
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"Forget, for the moment, about how much Spotify pays out to artists.
Focus instead on the nature of those payouts.
In the olden days (i.e. 20 years ago), recording artists had to convince you to fall for their music once — just long enough to buy a CD. Since the inception of pop music as a physical format, this need to impress the music buyer for a short length of time gave..."
Adam Allison's curator insight,
May 13, 10:14 PM
The shift has brought to life the fact that less people are about the art ofthe album and more people just want singles. Contributing to the portion that the art of making music is dying and music is becoming to commercialized and processed. However some people still want to hear great music and use these tools to seek it out. Delete the scoop?
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Music Week is a music industry website offering a weekly music magazine dedicated to music industry news. View our online b2b music business magazine now. Delete the scoop?
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"The industry's addiction with likes, friends, and followers is reaching junkie status. So maybe this is a step towards recovery. Or, at least a little more balance: according to a new finding from NPD Group, social media's role in music discovery is actually minor compared..." Delete the scoop?
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