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Hawthorne Heights Uses MySpace To Break Big

Interesting article from Wired Magazine on Vagrant Record’s Hawthorne Heights and their 230,000 member MySpace community: Who needs major labels, marketing, or airplay? A social networking site is getting more. Continue reading

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MySpace Partners With Universal On New Record Label

MySpace has started a record label in partnership with Universal.  With an staff of 7-10 based in MySpace’s Santa Monica offices, the label’s goal is to take advantage of the. Continue reading

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InstantLive Partners Exclsuively With Napster. But Is It Smart Business?

How do you differentiate yourself from other paid download and subscription services in a somewhat crowded field?  Offer something that no one else has.  Celebrity Access reports that. "Napster has. Continue reading

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DirecTV Debuts CD USA Channel And Taps Unsigned Acts Via MySpace

According to Digital Music News "Satellite television provider DirecTV will soon debut a music channel that will focus heavily on live performances. The channel, called CD USA, will also offer. Continue reading

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Sony BMG CD Copy Protection Software Invades Computers Angering Already Alienated Consumers

Copy protecting CD’s may seem like a partial solution to the piracy issue to some major label execs.  However the technology utilized may only serve to further alienate consumers who. Continue reading

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Dave Mathews Takes Fan Club For A Cruise

Here’s a band that understands the value ot taking care of their fan base: The Dave Matthews Band has invited members of their fan club, the Warehouse, to join them. Continue reading

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iTunes Sells 1 Million Videos In First 20 Days

CelebrityAccess MediaWire – iTunes Music Store customers have purchased and downloaded  more than 1 million videos since they debuted on October 12. Customers have choosen from over 2,000 music videos,. Continue reading

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Hypebot’s Digital Music QuickNews:

NPR has recently reached the 4 million download mark for it’s 150 podcasts from 7 stations. Given NPR’s programming it’s safe to bet that it’s not just kids driving this. Continue reading

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Sprint Nextel Offering Full Song Downloads To Cell Phones

According to Digital Music Nes, "Sprint Nextel will soon launch an over-the-air, music download  service in the United States, beating both Verizon and Cingular. According to a source within Sprint. Continue reading

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DIGITAL MUSIC NEWS – WEEK IN REVIEW

– Several companies unveiled quarterly earnings reports this week: – RealNetworks showed handsome increases in total music subscribers, and remained in the black once again. XM Satellite Radio showed strong. Continue reading

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