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Pandora May Sell Ticketfly To Refocus On Streaming
Pandora is exploring the sale of ticket seller Ticketfly. Purchased for $335 million in 2015, Ticketfly combined with Pandora was touted as a game changer. But given Ticketmaster's dominant position, the pairing has proven to be more good PR than great business. During a self-imposed 30 day period when everything is on the table, Pandora is ...
Could Part Of Universal Music Be Up For Sale?
In a first-time valuation, Universal's parent company Vivendi recently dropped word that it's subsidiary had a price tag of $22 billion suggesting Vivendi either wants to sell part of it, or move the company public in an attempted cash grab. Guest post by Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0 Universal Music’s parent company Vivendi recently put a ...
5 Often Overlooked Music Promotional Campaign Ideas
While many of the conventional methods of promoting yourself as an artist may seem tired and dull, there are several frequnetly overlooked ways of engaging with your fans through your mailing list that will keep interested and eager for more! Guest post by Team Fanbridge of the Fanbridge Blog If you’re tired of the same by-the-numbers promotional ...
How To Create A Successful Music Business By Teaching Online
As the online learning industry continues to grow, more people are now able to make a living through teaching online. The music industry is no exception, and here we look at seven steps those interested in teaching online courses can get started building a business. Guest post by Eduardo Yi Online learning is a massive growing industry ...
Rank On Google: How To Manage SEO For Events
Although about 5-10% of an event's ticket sales result from people searching for the event, getting to this point requires concerted effort and careful search engine optimization on the part of the organizer. Here we look at some techniques for ensuring that your event appears at the top of a potential ticket buyers search results. Guest ...
Spotify, Blockchain And Music's Future [Thomas Euler]
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In this piece Thomas Euler defends his optimistic projections (sparked by Spotify's purchase of Mediachain labs) of how blockchain technology could be beneficial to the music industry, while acknowledging that there are plenty of concerns and complications involved as well. Guest post by Thomas Euler on Attention Econo.me Life is funny, at least sometimes. I recently wrote ...
Newest Amazon Prime Perk: Exclusive Live Concerts
Amazon is sweetening the pot for its 'Prime' customers with a new concert series with tickets offered exclusively to its premium members. Initially launching in the UK, a source tells Hypebot that the company hopes to add U.S. concerts before the end of this year. Launching this month, Amazon Prime Live Events will feature internationally recognized ...
YouTube Plays Offense, Funds Study Showing It Cuts Piracy, Doesn't Cannibalize Paid Services
As the importance of streaming revenue has increased, so has the criticism of YouTube, Once content to stay above the fray, Google's video behemoth is fighting back against those who contend that it pays too little and cannibalizes users from other services that pay out more. Admitting there is a “lively debate about whether YouTube is ...
YouTube’s Content ID: What Is It?
In this quick and easy guide from Symphonic Blog we look at YouTube's Content ID system, explore how and works, and review some of the best and most effective ways to, as an artist, ensure that your content is rightfully under your ownership. Guest post from Symphonic Blog We love sharing our knowledge with all of ...
FCC Boss Reveals Nefarious Plan To Replace Net Neutrality Rules With Fluff, Nonsense
Having already made his general contempt for net neutrality, it appears current FCC boss Ajit Pai plans to replace current regulations surrounding net neutrality with 'voluntary commitments' from major telecom companies like AT&T and Comcast, leaving any residual regulations the strained FTC. Guest post by Karl Bode of Techdirt FCC boss Ajit Pai has made no ...
