Song Sharing App #nwplyng: Incubated In India, Heading To Silicon Valley

#nwplyng is a recently updated mobile app designed for sharing music that's supported by a much larger vision and long-term plans. Drawing on the best in mobile features and practices,. Continue reading

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Harkive: Gathering The Globe’s Musical Moments

(UPDATED) By Craig Hamilton, founder Harkive.org Can you remember the music services, technologies and formats you used 10 years ago? If, like me, you are struggling to remember, here’s a little. Continue reading

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Let’s Recover The Lost Half Decade Of Music Recorded After Napster [ANDREW DUBBER]

Andrew Dubber is Professor of Music Industries Innovation at Birmingham City University. And other stuff.. Let’s rewind… In September 1995, the first consumer mp3 encoding software was released, allowing computer. Continue reading

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Is Vlogging The Future Of Music Marketing?

By Musician and Marketing Consultant Solveig Whittle (@shadesofsolveig). Vlogging is an increasingly popular communication medium, and I think it’s a largely underutilized way for indie musicians to communicate with fans,. Continue reading

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6 Point Guide To Live Broadcasting On YouTube

By Matt Schlicht of Hipset Network. You may have been uploading videos to YouTube for years – hell you may even have been able to build up a decent fan. Continue reading

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Vidiam To Relaunch With Sponsorship Rev Share For Artist Profiles

By Eliot Van Buskirk of Evolver.fm. Erstwhile iTunes software designer and marketing leader Alec Marshall had a front row seat to watch music downloads chip away at the CD, starting. Continue reading

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Easy Ways to Rock Your Personal Social Media When You’re Totally Swamped

Are you getting overloaded with keeping up on social media? You can do a few things to manage your accounts even when your schedule is busy. On Music Think Tank,. Continue reading

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6 Key Tactics For Organic Success On Youtube From Hip-Hop Artist Rob Scott

YouTube can be a powerful tool that musicians use for promotion and exposure if it’s used well. However, for independent artists, it can be hard to garner a following and. Continue reading

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Red Bull DIDN’T Steal My Music. More Important Lessons For Indie Artists.

Last week, David Philips wrote a post about how Red Bull stole his music to use in a YouTube video. However, this week he follows up on his last post. Continue reading

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MusicThinkTank Weekly Recap: When Tragedy Is in the News: How to Respond as a Musician & More

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud   David Philips: Red Bull stole my music! 3 important lessons for indie artists. Simon Tam: The Most Underrated Things in a Musician’s. Continue reading

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