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BreakThru Radio Features All New Music In Very Listenable Mix

Internet broadcaster BreakThru Radio showcases only unsigned and Indy music from a wide variety of genres.  So much disparate music music can often be almost unlistenable.  But thanks to seven. Continue reading

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Renegades Like Chris Blackwell & Bob Lefsetz Provide Music Industry Insight With New Podcasts

In The City is a growing UK music convention that seems to still have some of the excitement and openness that is missing in so many industry gatherings.    Podcasts. Continue reading

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Despite Industry Efforts P2P Use Rises

Despite music and film company efforts to stem the tide, P2P file sharing levels are continuing to climb. According to data from tracking firm BigChampagne, the average number of simultaneous. Continue reading

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Starbuck’s Hear Music Expanding

In some good news for adult music marketers Starbucks is rolling out more Hear Music coffeehouses which include digital download kiosks, custom CD burning stations and encourages new music discovery. . Continue reading

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Google Adds Music Search Feature

Google this morning added a music search feature to it’s popular search engine.  Type in for example "Pink Floyd" and the top result featured includes a photo of the artist,. Continue reading

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Coalition of Independent Music Stores’ Top 200 for Week Ending 12-11-05

Label Pos. Artist|Title VRGN 1 KORN|SEE YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE INT 2 EMINEM|CURTAIN CALL UNCM 3 LIL’ WAYNE|CARTER II ISL 4 CASH*JOHNNY|LEGEND OF JOHNNY C WAR 5 OUR NEW. Continue reading

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Prince, Dylan And Others Embrace Multi-Platform Promo Push

There is an increasing need for artists to promote new releases across multiple platforms in an era of increasingly fractured media.  Digital Music News pointed to Prince whose new video. Continue reading

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MTV And Microsoft Join For New Urge Music Service

MTV Networks and Microsoft have announced plans to join forces to develop a new digital music service. Called Urge and due to launch in 2006, the service will be integrated. Continue reading

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Study Shows Music Being Devalued. Does The Industry Care?

The easy availability of music via paid or free sources may be devaluing music for consumers a new study suggests.  "Getting access to music is so easy now," researcher Adrian. Continue reading

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Music Publishers To Sue Lyric Search Sites Further Alienating Consumers

The music industry has found a new front in their ongoing campaign to upset consumers.  As if invasive digital rights management and lawsuits against individual downloaders weren’t enough, The Music. Continue reading

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