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The Morning Tabs – March 2

by WAMM on March 2, 2011 · 0 comments

These little green fellows are going to take you to SXSW! (Kinda)

March 2′s Morning Tabs features another study of file-sharers, a survey of how one creates a feeling of exclusivity amongst fans, a somewhat unusual way to tackle the sell-out tag, and a chance to experience SXSW in your bedroom. [click to continue…]

The Morning Tabs – September 17

by Max Willens on September 17, 2010 · 0 comments

The final Tabs of the week features some tips on location-based apps, auditions from Myspace, some very exciting news about the growth of digital music, and free dinner! [click to continue…]

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The Morning Tabs – August 3

by WAMM on August 3, 2010 · 0 comments

Morning! Tabs!

MORNING TABS! [click to continue…]

The Anatomy of a Live Nation Concert Ticket

by Reinhardt Schuhmann on July 16, 2010 · 1 comment

Digital Music News has posted on its site a breakdown of where all that money spent on a LiveNation concert ticket actually goes.

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Scott Feldman: Putting Direct-to-Fan Companies to the Test

June 9, 2010
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The relatively new and ever-shifting world of direct-to fan marketing and promotion is daunting.  At this point, no one is totally sure which companies are most effective, user friendly, and appealing for music fans.  Thankfully, someone is taking a great first step toward figuring out what works and why.

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OpenStudio Saving Musicians From Sub-Standard Rehearsal Spaces

May 27, 2010
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Have you ever fumbled around on Craigslist looking for a studio to record your demo?  Pored over coffee shop bulletin boards looking for a rehearsal space?  Resigned yourself to a summer of honing your skills in an overpriced basement with a broken PA and no AC? OpenStudio, a new web site from Music Nomad, would [...]

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Walmart to Sell Buttload of iPhones

May 25, 2010
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As Apple prepares to release the fourth-generation iPhone, Walmart is drastically reducing the price of the iPhone 3GS.  Walmart will offer the 16 gig 3GS for under $97. That’s a pretty crazy discount on a product that originally sold for about $200 (even crazier when you think about how much that flip phone cost you [...]

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iPad and iPhone Music Roundup

May 20, 2010
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As upsetting as it is that Apple bought and is now shutting down Lala, Steve Jobs and company do come up with some pretty cool gadgetry.  Two pieces of said gadgetry,, the iPhone and iPad, continue to offer up innovative apps that are useful for musicians. Apologies to angry Lala users, but this stuff is [...]

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