SayNow Helps Bands Call Fans
SayNow, still in beta, is targeting musicians on MySpace who want to exchange voice messages with their fans. They can record voice messages, SMS alerts are sent when new messages. Continue reading
Surprise! Legal Downloads Killing CD Sales
Even legal single download sales hurt CD’s sales. If you can buy a favorite track; why buy the whole CD? Just ask Daniel Powter whose single "Dad Day" went #1. Continue reading
MySpace – The Next Generation
"Fox Interactive Media is in the midst of a massive push to harness the power of MySpace and its other Web-based businesses to redefine online advertising and marketing, e-commerce, digital. Continue reading
Hypebot’s New Music Industry Briefing For Wednesday July 26th, 2006
– Clear Channel radio and Coca Cola have partnered for a new live concert streaming series. (DMN) – Facebook, the No. 2 online social networking site (13 million visitors to. Continue reading
Victory Record’s Outspoken Tony Brummel Pummels A2IM
Tony Brummel, the outspoken head of successful indie Victory Records wrote an open letter to the American Association Of Independent Music on their fight to make the airwaves more open. Continue reading
AM Radio Returns To Top Spot But Music Suffers
AM Radio is holding its own and sometimes even surpassing FM broadcasters in the ratings. Unfortunately their success has little to do with music and the trend could migrate to. Continue reading
Hypebot’s New Music Industry Briefing For Tuesday July 25th, 2006
– U.K. music company Mama Group has confirmed it’s made an offer for larger rival Sanctuary Group and said it was prepared to go hostile if necessary. (MarketWatch) As if. Continue reading
Exclusive Interview With Orchard CEO Greg Scholl
Just in case you missed our exclusive interview with Orchard President and CEO Greg Scholl on piracy, working with Russia and what excites him about going to work every day:. Continue reading
SnoCap Enables Direct Downloads For Indies
Scott Fanning’s SnoCap is now offering fairly simple tools that allow bands to sell their music direct on their own web site as well as via SnoCap enabled retailers. Check. Continue reading
