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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.'"
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Swedish startup Ovelin has picked up plenty of awards over the past 18 months since we stumbled upon them demoing their first game WildChords at a conference in Malmo. Now they're back ... Via midem
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here ya go scott dickens!! Delete the scoop?
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they live their vinyl. :)
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It’s long been the accusation lobbed at Spotify, Rdio, Mog and the streaming services: Users have no reason to buy music, thanks to 24/7 access to all-you-can-eat streaming of their 10 to 20 ... Via Jérôme Rastoldo Delete the scoop?
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Six Ways To Get Your Music On TV (RT @EButlerMusic: Six Ways To Get Your Music on TV via American Songwriter http://t.co/MMzvFIk9) Via Luigi Cappel 
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December 29, 2012 5:51 PM
First place to start is to watch TV and see what types of songs different shows are using, what do they like? How do they match them to scenes. Are there shows where the producers pick songs that are similar to your music? Can you write and record tracks that are similar to what they are playing? Delete the scoop?
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By Brian Thompson of Thorny Bleeder. What follows is an article I wrote for Songwriters Magazine, published by the Songwriters Association of Canada in their 2013 Fall Edition. For the musician who isn't a digital native ... Via Luigi Cappel
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Come on ya'll!! there's gold in them thar hills!!
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December 12, 2012 2:41 PM
Good advice for songwriters and performers. You need to have a digital strategy and a daily action plan Delete the scoop?
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Can Music Predict The Election?Huffington PostAs the country awaits the presidential election, suspense and tension hover like thick fog blankets over San Francisco bay. Voters from both sides are seeking reassuring signs. Delete the scoop?
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Can Music Predict The Election?Huffington PostAs the country awaits the presidential election, suspense and tension hover like thick fog blankets over San Francisco bay. Voters from both sides are seeking reassuring signs. 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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February 5, 4:14 AM
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.
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The new MySpace combines music discovery with modern web design to create a great user experience. Now it just needs an audience. Via Nuno Costa Moreira Delete the scoop?
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Time Magazine's 2012 annual list of 50 sites and services "that keep you entertained and informed, save you time and money - and maybe even change your life" includes 4 music sites. Via Joanna KIRK
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me thinks we want a portal or meeting place for all of our music, not many. Delete the scoop?
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MySpace is back, again. But this time, it realizes how horrible it used to be—and almost everything old is gone. It's a totally fresh start. Via Jérôme Rastoldo
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I hate to agree, but I spent awhile trying to get it revved up and it is a bit cumbersome. Not saying no, just sayin.... :) Delete the scoop?
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Who's forging the future of radio? It's still early, but keep an ear on this handful of businesses already pounding out that future. Via Nuno Costa Moreira
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Can Music Predict The Election?Huffington PostAs the country awaits the presidential election, suspense and tension hover like thick fog blankets over San Francisco bay. Voters from both sides are seeking reassuring signs. Delete the scoop?
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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.
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