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Category Archives: Music Industry
Music Ally’s “Can Music Be Free?” Week
The guys over at Music Ally have a really interesting feature going this week - a series of Q&A sessions revolving around the debate “Can Music Be Free?”
It’s a serious question to tackle, and they’re bringing the best and brightest out to take a stab at it. Today they spoke with Robin Kent of Rebel [...]
“The Story of Stuff” with Annie Leonard
It is my hope that the use of internet as a resource will streamline human existence to the point where we start to value advancement over amassing a collection of possessions. After all, the internet is changing the ways in which we think about sharing and our understanding of the value in being social. That [...]
MySpace Buys imeem and What It Means…If Anything
MySpace purchased imeem yesterday for $1 million in cash, about 5% of what it recently paid for another leading name in ad-supported streaming music, iLike.
If you told anyone inside the industry a year or two ago if this was going to be the fate of imeem, not many would have cosigned the prediction. There was [...]
Also posted in Social Networks Tagged Bob Lefsetz, ilike, iMeem, Mergers and Acquisitions, music, MySpace 5 Comments
Clarity In the War on Blogs? - Blogger Updates DMCA Complaint Policy
Back in February we covered an interesting situation brewing in the world of music blogging. At the time, many bloggers were experiencing a complete removal of content from their sites due to DMCA copyright policy without any real insight into what infringements they may have committed. Clearly this raised many eyebrows, but resulted in very [...]
Also posted in Blogging, Social Bookmarking Tagged Blogging, file sharing, music, music blogs, RIAA Leave a comment
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