More Music Industry News: Myths Of “Stolen” Music, Facebook Questions, & Lessons From The Dead

• These days, old is new in music business: Artists find intriguing ways to mine catalogs. (DNJ)
• How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Technology. (Atlantic)
• Lessons from the Dead: New book looks at the band's improbably effective marketing strategies. (Boston)
• Android Market Ready To Crack Down On Piracy. (DroidLife)
• Songwriters Guild and Its Myths of “Stolen” Music. (ZeroPaid)
• Beyond Indie: A Story On Arcade Fire (NYTimes)
• Now Can I Say $*%@!#& On Television? (Newsweek) 
• Silently swapping songs in the night: The struggles of the music industry fighting illegal downloader’s are well known. But enthusiasts have found a new way to swap songs. (Reportage)
• iPad in the Music Industry Part 1: Artist Assets, Jubilee Pioneers iPad Record Production (DailyGrind)
• Did you hear the joke about the comedian and copyright law? (Ars) 
• Video-game concerts, a movement that's more than a blip on orchestral landscape. (WashingtonPost)
• Yes, People Can Comment On Content Business Models Without Having Produced Hit Content. (TechDirt)
• Digitisation and its discontents: Why some media outfits still refuse to go online. (Economist)
• Smaller, less-expensive shows still work in concert industry's summer of 'doom and gloom.' (GregKot)
• The End of Hyperconsumerism. (Atlantitc)
• Tilting At Windmills: In Search Of The $5 Ticket. (NPR)
• Fire Your Marketing Manager and Hire A Community Manager. (HBR)
• Searching for Answers? Ask Facebook Questions. (Facebook)
• Will the Book Survive? (DailyBeast)
• DMX, Inc. Wins Ground-Breaking Music Licensing Proceeding. (PRWeb)
• This winter WaTunes releasing its app 'Music Store.' Music Store is a Facebook application that enables users to buy any songs on Facebook using a u  nique storefront.
• Study: Social Networks Reach Higher Percentage of Women. (DMW)