Bandzoogle Now Lets Musicians Sell Any Digital File With No Fee
A week after completing the migration of its user base to their new 2.0 platform, Bandzoogle has announced a new feature that could help artists make more money from their direct-to-fan. Continue reading
FREE Webinar For Hypebot Readers: reKiosk Social eCommerce For Music
The fine folks the Music Business Association are continuing their series of informative music industry webinars, and generously offering them to Hypebot readers at no cost. Next up is reKiosk – Social eCommerce. Continue reading
Watch Out Spotify, Deezer Passes 5 Million Paid Subscribers, Adds New Mac and Discovery Apps
Deezer narrowed the important paid subscriber gap with Spotify passing the 5 million mark. That's up from 2 million paid users in October of 2012. Spotify claimed 6 million paid. Continue reading
MusicThinkTank | October’s Most Popular Posts
We take great pride at MusicThinkTank.com in being a resource for all who comprise today's music industry. We appreciate the conversations you start, the advice you share, the projects you promote, and. Continue reading
Twitter #Music Will Live Despite Planned Demise Of Mobile App
A bit more clarity came to the discussion of Twitter #Music on Friday with a piece by Alex Pham in Billboard. Her sources say that the app's going but Twitter. Continue reading
Lou Reed: Sales Did Not Measure Influence
There is a quote about Lou Reed attributed to Brian Eno. Not only is it's origin difficult to pin down; the quote has evolved over time: "The first Velvet Underground record may have only sold. Continue reading
Promotion for the Independent Musician
There is a lot of competition in today's music business. Between the thousands of people uploading their new material and the already established acts, it can be difficult to get. Continue reading
Kickstarter Hits Crowdfunding Milestones but Successful Music Projects Lag
Five million backers have successfully funded more than 50,000 projects on Kickstarter, the company has announced, cementing their place as the world’s top crowdfunding platform. Projects on Kickstarter have a 43.8%. Continue reading
