Tuesday’s Music Brief: iPhone Apps, Net Royalties, Spotify, Allman Bros. & More

HYPEBOT FEATURES:

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  iPhone Apps Gain Steam As Music Promo And Delivery Platform
• Kyte Offers Turnkey Framework For iPhone Music Apps Creation
• Conversation With Hype Machine's Anthony Volodkin
• The Digital Natives: Online Fandom and Community (Part Four)
• Follow Live Nation Tickmaster Senate Hearing Live
• mSpot Adds Sony Music For Custom Ringtones
• Daily D.I.Y.Take Your Promo Old School
• We have the winner of a pass to Digital Music Forum East

MORE INDUSTRY NEWS:

• A look in side the contentious royalty negotiations between internet broadcasters and SoundExchange. (CNet)
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  Ad supported music streaming service Spotify is getting raves and even though it currently restricts use to a few EU countries, music fans are finding ways to access the service from other countries including the U.S. (Epicenter) An iPhone app is also in the works.
• Social media developer Wyndstorm has launched Moogis.com just in time for the Allman Brothers' 40th anniversary at NYC Beacon Theatre. Brothers Band’s For $125 fans can watch a webcasts and interact with others during the Bros. entire 15 show series which begins March 9th.
• Brick-and-Mortar Record Stores Are Trying to Get Their Groove Back. (McClatchy)
• WTMD-FM launches all-digital radio station for Baltimore musicians. (BSJ)
• iTunes Norway accidentally leaked the new Kelly Clarkson album. (Rolling Stone)
• Former Jive exec Ken Lucek has joined Warner Bros./Reprise as VP of Pop Promotion
• Mark DiDia joins Island as EVP/GM. He'd held a similar position at Columbia.
• Mashable: 18 of the Best Music Tumblelogs.