Ed Note: I know Digital Music Forum West was two weeks ago. I make up for the tardiness with a whole lot of words, tediousness and shameless gushing.
On Thursday, Oct. 3, I attended the second and final day of the Digital Music Forum West. On the following Friday, when I returned to […]
Ed Note: I straight jacked this post from my homie and one-time music junkie mentor Shawn, a.k.a. Dimples McGillicuddy, blog: The Reazon. Because I like it, and you should too. Plus, I one upped him by including a stream of the recording below. Word.
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Now that I’m back in school I find that […]
So it looks like MOG.com, the music social-network Pepsi to Last.fm’s Coke, will be launching a redesigned site this November, according to the CEO David Hyman’s MOG blog. Getting past superficial interface design issues, the most intriguing part of Hyman’s brief, off-the-cuff post is this titillating quote:
“…there will be new features that […]
I’m going to be at Digital Music Forum - West this Wednesday and Thursday, in Hollywood. Let me know if you’re going to be there. Email me at <this domain>(attt) gmail dot kom. Or, if you see a mid-20s Asian guy that looks a whole lot less wealthier than anyone else […]
I figure this Imeem worship of a blog should mention that another major, Sony-BMG, has agreed to take the Imeem ad-rev share dough in exchange for their catalogue. Two majors down, two more to go. And according to Forbes’ Louis Hau, who broke the news last Wednesday, it looks like imeem is close […]
Don’t get me wrong… I despise children just as much as the next man, but these lil snot noses are just too cute:
Shout out to Shawn Foozy for the tip.Check out their vid archives here: http://youtube.com/user/sarascratch
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Part 2 of a 3 part series
In what was undoutedly *ahem*, an epic novel of blog post in part 1, I argued *ahem* without a shred of a doubt the inevitability of an ad-rev supported future music industry. The great thing about postulating so far into the future is that it would take […]
