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Adweek Audiosocket's Easy Listening Solution for Digital Music Rights Adweek Music licensing on YouTube was thrust into the spotlight last month after the National Music Publishers Association filed a lawsuit against YouTube content network... 
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Pandora looks to raise $280M from stock sale VatorNews Things have been a bit rocky for Pandora lately, with the loss of its CEO, a quarterly report that saw its losses increase year to year and the introduction of yet another competitor in the...
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In May Google launched a music service that will challenge Spotify and Pandora for radio domination. We asked Google research scientist Doug Eck how... Via Benjamin Costantini
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September 3, 2013 8:10 AM
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Google's Android app marketplace, Google Play, has seen significant revenue growth this year, fueled in large part by Japan and South Korea. Via Bruno Crolot
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By Mark Mulligan, cofounder of MIDiA, from Music Industry Blog. The Dutch music industry trade body the NVPI has announced that recorded music revenues were up by 1.9% in the first half of 2013. Via midem
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There has been talk of a music service for AT&T users from Beats Audio and we already know that Cricket Wireless offers Muve Music. Looking forward though,
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The Tennessean Jack White donates $200000 to National Recording Preservation Foundation The Tennessean The Nashville rock musician has donated $200,000 to the National Recording Preservation Foundation, an organization founded in 2011 to "preserve...
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The Guardian Spotify vs Musicians: 10 things to read to better understand the debate The Guardian Ever since Thom Yorke's Atoms for Peace removed their albums from Spotify, a heated debate has been raging over the value of streaming music services...
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Creative Commons licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors, artists, and educators. Engineering Department employees, 1962Seattle Municipal Archives / CC BY We're looking for an ...
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Can the music industry learn from open-source culture?
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Design software giant Autodesk will announce Tuesday that it has made a batch of training materials available under Creative Commons licensing, as part of a larger plan to eventually make all their support and learning ...
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Copyright on YouTube is a mess. PandoDaily (blog) Brent McCrossen, CEO of the New Orleans-based music licensing company Audiosocket, told me about an individual who claimed to YouTube that he owned the rights to iLife's library of royalty-free...
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Next month, people who download music illegally may start getting anti-piracy warnings from their Internet Service Providers. If recent research is any indication, maybe they should be getting "thank you" notes instead. Via Benjamin Costantini
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August 16, 2014 10:22 AM
This article is pertaining to the idea that the music industry should be thanking pirates for illegally downloading. Honestly I didn't find this article to be as valid as some of the other articles supporting pirates, but it was intriguing. The idea that pirates are actually supporting the music industry more than some none consumers is interesting. I am not sure how valid that point is, but the act of illegally downloading does get the music out there and spreading.
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Can a brand, even one with billions in its marketing budget, afford to only do "statement" marketing with its most visible partner? Via Benjamin Costantini
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Musician Damon Krukowski has already made waves with one Pitchfork op-ed on streaming music royalties. He returned to the debate on Friday w Via Benjamin DEBUSSCHERE
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Creative Commons licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors, artists, and educators. (RT @rmounce: How do I properly attribute a Creative Commons licensed work?
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Spotify's Financial Viability and Pernicious Fallacies (Op-Ed)
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Hidden Spotify Features Show Discovery Could Get So Much Better
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Music on the Web: Google, Facebook and Apple set to battle for your ears Santa Cruz Sentinel Apple could be close to striking a deal with major music labels to create "iRadio," a streaming music service that Apple followers speculate will be...
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