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News: Recording

Conan O'Brien: Live Album and Spoken Word

August 19, 2010

OUT NOW ON THIRD MAN RECORDS Third Man Records presents a new release from the one and only Conan O'Brien recorded in Nashville at the Third Man studios this past June. The spoken word 7" entitled And They Call Me Mad? is available now for pre-order in the Third Man Records online shop. On June 10, ...

News: Performance / Tour

JFJP: Fall Dates

August 19, 2010

STAY GOLD RELEASE TOUR IN SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER In just a few weeks Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey will hit the road again for a two month album release tour that will take the band from New Orleans to Louisville to Seattle to Los Angeles. If you live in one of these cities there is still time ...

News: Performance / Tour

Bob Dylan to Play the Warfield in San Francisco

August 19, 2010

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25; NO ADVANCE TICKETS; CASH ONLY Bob Dylan and his Band will play The Warfield in San Francisco for the first time in nearly twenty years on Wednesday, August 25. All tickets are general admission and will be available at The Warfield box office on the day of the show only. No advance tickets ...

News: Performance / Tour

Railroad Earth: New Album and Tour Dates

August 19, 2010

SELF-TITLED ALBUM OUT OCTOBER 12; FALL TOUR STARTS SEPTEMBER 11 Railroad Earth will hit the road for a massive tour this fall in support of their new self-titled album, out Oct 12 via One Haven Music. Dates kick off September 11 and last through late November, with special guests Toubab Krewe opening most shows. Highlights include ...

News: Technology

Google and Verizon Net Neutrality Plan: Is It the Devil's Work?

August 19, 2010

This uninspired document has led to an interesting debate about content, wireless, and the future of broadband. I love the irony: The Net Neutrality Debate is a debate in which virtually no one can stay neutral. We're all picking sides. Now that Google and Verizon tried to step in (with a new Legislative Framework Proposal) and ...

News: Technology

Chris Anderson: "The Web is Dead."

August 19, 2010

Ever one to envelope web memes, Wired editor-in-chief Chris Anderson is at it again. This time around though, he's not writing about The Long Tail, Free, or saying that “Atoms Are The New Bits." Rather, he's declaring that the web is dead. Basically, Anderson makes the argument that mobile device revolution has caused many people to move from ...

News: Technology

Android Developers Are Losing Money, but Why?

August 19, 2010

Application developers for Google's Andorid platform are concerned about piracy; it's drastically high. Yes, Google is aware of this and has announced plans to combat the piracy outbreak with DRM systems that app developers can integrate into their apps. Problem solved—right? Not so fast. Less than 30% of Android phone users can pay for the apps ...

News: Music Industry

EMI Loses Another $802 Million, More Trouble Ahead

August 19, 2010

UPDATED) In its report to investors this morning, EMI detailed a net loss of £512 or US $802 million. The company also wrote off another £602 million ($943M USD) in 2009-2010 and despite a recent round of refinancing still has £3 billion ($4.7B USD) in outstanding debt. Just in case investors think that things can't get ...

News: Interview

Interview: Steve Knopper of Rolling Stone and Appetite for Self-Destruction (PT. 3)

August 19, 2010

Read Part 1, Read Part 2 Recently, I spoke with Steve Knopper, who is a Rolling Stone contributing editor and author of last year's book Appetite for Self-Destruction: The Spectacular Crash of the Record Industry in the Digital Age. His great tome is now available in paperback. This interview is first in a series that I ...

News: Technology

Study: Going Global Means Going Mobile

August 19, 2010

A Nielson and Cambridge Group study of trends in information and communication technologies also provides a glimpse at the future od music consumption particularly in emerging markets: concentrate on mobile as much as the internet. Global consumers are hungry for access to information and communication, says the study. especially in countries with a growing middle class. ...