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Apple Ready To Produce iPhone Cell/Music Hybrid?

A cell phone that stores and plays music is the great dream of techies everywhere and the device that may create the final tipping point towards mass market acceptance of. Continue reading

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Warner Music Group To Buy Rykodisc

Warner Music is reportedly laying down $67.5 million to purchase indie label Rykodisc according The Hollywood Reporter. Founded by Don Rose in Salem, MA as a CD only re-issue label,. Continue reading

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Those Kids In College…

Waner Music tech director Ethan Kaplan recently lectured at USCB and as chronicled in his blog BlackRimGlasses during some "show of hands" surverys found that: About 1/3 had a MySpace. Continue reading

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Marketing At SXSW

Coolfer tipped us of to Trendcentral’s list of the Top 4 cool marketing campaigns at SXSW.  Sadly, since it’s a music industry event, only one of the winners was music. Continue reading

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Dailysonic Creates New Net Radio Revenue Model

Talk and music stream Dailysonic may have created a new revenue model for internet radio. Their system allows listeners to remove advertisements from their online radio show by purchasing "Subtracts".. Continue reading

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Loken Leaves Label Land For Live Nation Marketing Post

Concert industry giant Live Nation (formerly Clear Channel) has been making noise about getting more creative and targeted with it’s live music marketing in this new age where old media. Continue reading

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Album Sales Slump Continues

According to Nielsen SoundScan album sales have dropped 3% so far this year though digital single sales have increased 96%. This preliminary first quarter outlook is part of a larger. Continue reading

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Who Needs The DJ’s?

The internet has helped to keep many niche music genre’s alive and provided the tools for them to find and feed as wide an audience as possible.  Of course with. Continue reading

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French Efforts To Open Apple’s DRM Will Have Little International Effect

The media is going gaga over proposed French legislation that would force Apple to open its priority DRM software to others.  Siting interoperability issues that are certainly slowing the march. Continue reading

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