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The Shape of Music to Come
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Following digital music business and how technology, social media and e-commerce will shape the music to come.
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Hoping to bring the capabilities of Facebook Graph Search to music taste, 25mostplayed.com aims to provide a greater insight into the listening habits of consumers to give businesses a deeper understanding of their fans. 
Steven Mathisen's curator insight,
December 18, 2020 6:09 AM
This is an article of a website that could give you better understanding of your fans. Looks like a good resource for getting to know your fan base better. This does not look like a site audio professionals use because it is just posts of new innovations by the creators trying to promote their products. You should be careful what you take from posts on this website. 
jimtpham.02@gmail.com's curator insight,
August 22, 2021 11:40 PM
i think this is a very interesting topic, but I fear that companies will take your data without your consent. I don't think the use of this technology is necessary. I think these businesses ' resources can be put to better use. 
Wilkins B Aaron's curator insight,
January 24, 2022 1:20 PM
How do they know, what is the secret sauce to putting together the music lists we enjoy. The tech that media is embracing to cater this ever growing digital world is coming to an iTunes account near you.
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Since I began subscribing to MOG more than a year ago, I rarely purchase music from iTunes. I have more than 15,000 songs in my iTunes collection, the vast majority ripped from CDs that I purchased...
Steven Mathisen's curator insight,
December 18, 2020 6:02 AM
This is a opinion article. All about their thoughts on what apple could probably do. I do not believe this is a trusted news source for audio professionals.
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Billboard Brasil magazine's Fan Check Machine inspects the tracks on users' iPhones to determine if they deserve a free copy.
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From
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As more music becomes available for free online, concepts of music ownership start to break down.
Jun Mhoon's curator insight,
May 13, 2023 11:04 PM
This is the future. Learn it, Love it and Live it!
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Singer Aimee Mann says a company that licenses songs to streaming companies cheated her for years — raising the question of who is most responsible for musicians’ hard times.
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Ahead of the launch of iTunes Radio this fall, Nielsen has published its findings on U.S. music sales for the first half of 2013. Amongst other...
Hack Your Craft's curator insight,
July 23, 2013 11:31 AM
Music is free, get over it and land smehwere else that makes better sense for the changing realities of the independent. Maybe its not music you need to sell. And not talking baout merchandise either. Ok, I'm being cryptic because I am trying to put my actions where my mouth is, in the processof of creating something new.
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In case your Internet's been down the Radiohead frontman has joined his creative coconspirator Nigel Godrich in decrying Spotity and the economics of...
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Musician Aidan John Moffat (also known as L. Pierre) has released his latest offering via eight videos using the platform.
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With the death of CDs, musicians have increasingly received more of their income from touring than from album sales. Some estimates pit that number at 90 percent of an artist's income. It makes sen...
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It seems like every old, musty arcade has a skee-ball machine -- or, as I prefer to think of them, magical machines that turn an ordinary quarter into prize-winning tickets by way of a rolling ball...
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In a recent conversation with my audiophile father (who only buys vinyl or CDs and only ever really used his iPod this year to take his musi…
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Focus@will aims to help boost concentration and productivity and increase people's attention span.
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"The recorded music market is suddenly looking tired. Poor numbers out of France follow declining digital sales in the U.S. and weak first-quarter numbers in Japan."
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Pulselocker, the first streaming and locker service for DJs, today announced a big update of its music service — a fully featured web based version.
jimtpham.02@gmail.com's curator insight,
August 22, 2021 11:47 PM
I think this is a very productive way to engage listeners with their favorite artists. I hope to see the web app grow and thrive. I think giving people a platform to be creative is a very productive way to give back to the community.
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"Musyc from FingerLab, puts music on a canvas. It’s fun, and it’s free (for starters anyway), if you already have an iOS device. You can use it to make little sonic doodles to share with your friends, or just to amuse yourself."
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Artists like Thom Yorke are angry about meagre musician payouts, but concerns remain over long-term business models. By Stuart Dredge
Steven Mathisen's curator insight,
December 18, 2020 5:08 AM
I like the detail in this article about the future of streaming services. I see that it was well researched. It provides facts about revenue and investing in streaming services. Seems to be a well know news organization. I do not think it is a major resource for audio profession because it has many different news topics it covers.
jimtpham.02@gmail.com's curator insight,
August 22, 2021 11:46 PM
I think large businesses are hard to run. You want to satisfy all artists and treat everyone fairly, but sometimes they can be unfair and harm their users. I think the artist has every right to be angry with the issues they've experienced.
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The data should create the narrative, not the other way around. A number of journalists have ignored this rule in recent weeks.
jimtpham.02@gmail.com's curator insight,
August 22, 2021 11:43 PM
I believe that in a perfect world, the data would accurately represent the Marketplace, but realistically, we can never be 100% sure. I think the article has good representation and good supporting facts and claims.
Wilkins B Aaron's curator insight,
January 24, 2022 1:30 PM
For years music insiders have misinterpreted the data used to keep up with consumer demand. As the masses change the way they engage with music, new strategies are needed and the time is now.
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"A study by economist (and occasional Reg contributor) Will Page sheds new light on the relationship between streaming services and piracy. Artists who withhold from Spotify may suffer from increased piracy, he finds. Since Page works for Spotify, the words of the great prophet M'andee-rice Davies spring to mind - but it's worth a read nonetheless, as there’s a lot of new research here"
jimtpham.02@gmail.com's curator insight,
August 22, 2021 11:49 PM
I think this study is very important and that artists should be aware of certain policies that could harm their brand. I think big corporate businesses should be studied more often and should be open with their policies to keep artists from possible ramifications in the future.
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Don't blame Spotify or Pandora. But you might want to show this article to the folks at SoftBank and Vivendi.
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Musicians arent beholden to the big music services to earn some scratch. Here are a few music monetization services that you and your bandmates may...
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The Djoclate II is a portable, near pocket-sized music mixer.
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When we first heard Microsoft's plans for Xbox Music, there was a mention of web, iOS, and Android versions. Next week the software maker will launch a web version of Xbox Music so that subscribers...
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Among the companies in the new wave of music: Spins.fm, TOMAHAWAK, Lisnr, Vyclone, Songza, Songkick, NoiseTrade, SoundCloud, Murfie and BandCamp.
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With nearly 22 billion songs streamed so far this year in the U.S., according to Nielsen, consumers are engaging with digital music at increasingly high rates.
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7digital, the London-based company that offers digital music store services to some of the world's leading consumer electronics companies, including Samsung and Blackberry, as well as to smaller companies and startups like doubleTwist and...
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