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Next Big Sound: Actionable Intelligence About Music Fans' Online Activities
Musicians do battle with the Internet in one way or another every day. Now that many have moved beyond piracy concerns as a primary issue, they are looking at how
Amazon Responds to Music Industry Concerns Over Cloud Drive: MP3 Sales Are Up
The launch of Amazon's Cloud Drive may not have seemed like an innovative move as more consumers are opting to stream rather than download their music. But it was a
MySpace Music Store: Where's the Long Tail?
On the same day that Apple announced that iTunes had surpassed Wal-Mart as the number one music retailer in the United States, MySpace announced that it had joined with three
Facebook Music Could Rock the Web - With a Little Help From its Friends
Reports are that Google is working on a cloud-based music service. Apple looks like it's headed in the direction of a new music service with its new capability to stream
Even When Searching For Torrents, Fans Will Still Buy Music
In 2012, anybody who starts a band or begins recording their own music at home is probably not quitting their day job and awaiting huge financial returns. If they're
Music Services Now Compete on Features: Check Out Rdio's New iPhone App
The struggle between legal and illegal music online is over. Legal music has won. The major music labels have struck deals with ad and subscription supported streaming music services like
Imeem Re-design: Less Clutter, More to Explore
Music-based social networking site Imeem has launched a re-design, which according to a blog post by founder/CEO Dalton Caldwell makes it "easier for you to discover and enjoy new music
How Music Cloud Lockers & Streaming Services Are Merging
Yesterday we looked at the three leading "cloud locker" services for music: iTunes Match, Amazon Cloud Drive and Google Music. As a preface to that post, I mentioned that
Yes, Finds Pew Study, People Will (and Do) Pay For Digital Content
For a long time - right or wrong - content on the Internet has been synonymous with "free." Free music. Free videos. Free access to your local newspaper. Free blogs.
Rhapsody Embraces DRM-Free MP3s: Another Nail in The Coffin of DRM
Real Networks' Rhapsody music service, which had only been a subscription service so far, is joining into the every expanding fray of music services selling DRM-free MP3 files. Real has
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