Essential Content For Your Band’s Website
On Music Think Tank, Hillary Brown lists 10 important things that are essential to your band’s website. Your website represents you and needs to include information that helps fans, bloggers,. Continue reading
The Realities of Making a Living with Music in 2011
On Music Think Tank, Bob Baker is about to give you a dose of reality with his post. His rant is in response to all the posts about the doomed. Continue reading
What the Economic Recovery Means for Musicians
David Hahn has some new advice for musicians about where to find work. In his recent post on Music Think Tank, Hahn lists five employers that range from for-profit gigs. Continue reading
Should Digital Collections Be Worth Something?
On Music Think Tank, Kyle Bylin ponders the value of digital collections and ownership. Ebooks and music are digital collections that are worth nothing. With the increasing popularity of ebooks. Continue reading
MTT: Music & Social Shifts
Brian John Mitchell recalls how music in society has changed since the 1970s. Music was a social event where friends would gather to listen to a new vinyl record. A. Continue reading
MTT: A Fragmented Music Community
Dante Cullari posts about how music is spread out all over the Internet. The fragmented nature of the Internet has produced hundreds of music websites. Artists can benefit from eliminating. Continue reading
Live Nation Extends Ticket Discounts To Clubs
$49.99 UNLIMITED CLUB PASSPORT It's been a summer of experimentation for Live Nation with an ongoing series of one day sales and dropped ticketing fees at many of its amphitheater. Continue reading
More Music News Tues. 9.08.09: iPod Tax, Digital Beatles, Beggars To China, MySpace Music UK Stalls & Much More
Stay tuned for Apple's big music announcement on Wednesday. Here are the rumors and predictions. Some in Canada are proposing that a small fee levied on CDRs be extended to. Continue reading
REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review
Album sales fell another 18% last month. Apple announces a September 9th "rock 'n roll" event. On a week when Wall Street appeared to loose confidence in the company, two. Continue reading
Activision Decides The DJ AM Show Must Go On
Activision has created a cottage industry out of bringing no-longer-with-us rock stars back to life for their video games. That's not what they had in mind when they brought in. Continue reading
