New Music Industry Briefing For Wednesday June 28, 2006
– Sandi Thom and the story of he often questioned internet breakthrough has been among our most read stories ever. We get a chance to hear if the UK singer. Continue reading
NBC Makes Peace With YouTube
NBC who once told YouTube to take "Saturday Night Live" clips off its site has cut a deal with the free video site to preview and promote it’s Fall broadcast. Continue reading
The MySpace Series Part IX: How The MySpace Generation Became The Survey Generation
MySpace and the net have encouraged teens to make a great deal of their once private information public. "I just broke up with my girlfriend and it hurts. "I’m going. Continue reading
The Daily Dose = 1 Quote + 1 Download
"There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in." – Leonard Cohen FREE DOWNLOAD: "Don’t Wait" by Dashboard Confessional from their new CD Dusk & Summer" released. Continue reading
Review: Tower Digital Download Store Debuts Today
The Tower Record store chains launches its new digital download sales site today and our first look at the service was a generally positive one: Tracks are ripped at a. Continue reading
New Music Industry Briefing For Tuesday June 27, 2006
UK consumers will be able to buy songs instantly as they listen to them on digital radio using a new download service. A direct-to-cell component will be added before the. Continue reading
Net, Blogs, and Playlisting Are Changing The Rules Of Music Marketing
The Washington Post has taken a comprehensive look at how the internet, bloggers and playlisting is changing the way people discover music and the new life that the net is. Continue reading
Last Week’s Music Industry Hits & Misses
HITS – – Anti-DRM group Defective By Design’s phone-in protest encouraging calls to the RIAA. (more) ….Sorry we could only find this one industry HIT last week…kind of sad… MISSES. Continue reading
Sony BMG’s Future In Bertlesmann’s Hands. EMI Seeks Partners In Publishing Bid.
Sony CEO Howard Stringer said today that the future of the Sony BMG partnership would be determined by how BMG parent Bertlesmann decides decides to repay its debt. "I don’t. Continue reading
