Christel Lumabas asked: The world of high technology and endless innovations made its way to music consumers from all over the world. This definitely opened new ways in enjoying music, whether it is through legal ways or the other way around. With the bad smell of piracy spreading the stink globally, its time for music… Read More »
David Horne asked: The internet continues to revolutionize the music industry and the creation of music networks has helped musicians to promote their bands, sell their music, find band members, buy and sell musical instruments, chat to fellow musicians in the forums, post photos, their music, videos and so much more. There are many benefits… Read More »
Steve McMains asked: Music magazines have been known to be useful source of music related information and news for years. Music magazines cover various aspects of music industry and keep their readers informed on different issues. Latest releases, new albums, awards, music charts, regional numbers, singers, artists, lyricists, composers, instrumentalists and many more topics are… Read More »
Thomas Pretty asked: Jobs within the entertainment industry vary greatly; the sectors are diverse and offer prospective employees options through a variety of mediums. Many see jobs in entertainment as limited to acting and presenting, what is often forgotten is the great deal of work that goes into production. Entertainment jobs therefore could fall into… Read More »
tatar job asked: During The Pirate Bay trial, the music industry placed the blame for the decline in their revenues squarely on the shoulders of file-sharers. Their logic is clearly flawed, but it could sway the verdict if no alternative explanation is presented. So, if piracy isn’t to blame, then what is *actually* killing the… Read More »
Compact discs are increasingly hard to find (at least in physical stores), but someone out there keeps buying them: The ancient format still makes up the majority of music sales in the US And since album-length CDs are a whole lot more …
Helienne Lindvall: No wonder the majors speak so highly of Spotify – they receive 18% of shares in the online streaming service. It’s justy a pity that artists won’t get to see any of this.
Internet systems giant Cisco has struck a key deal to power the artist websites of major label Warner Music using software-as-a-service cloud computing architecture.
On that note, I had the opportunity to research cutting edge areas of law related to the internet with my cup of tea and fresh fruit (and some readily available candy from one of the boardrooms).
“Thanks EMI for great year and a half, time to return to entrepreneurial roots, last day 21 Aug” – Cory Ondrejka via Twitter With that tweet, recently promoted head of all things digital at EMI, Corey Ondrejka, announced that he…