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Losses Continue as EMI Pays the Piper
Losses at EMI narrowed to $221 million (155 million pounds) in the last six months compared to $462 million (324 million pounds) in the previous half year. The company achieved the improved results despite a falling economy in part by slashing 1500 jobs. But the debt which new owner Terra Firma took on purchasing EMI is ...
A Bad Day for Music on Wall Street
The sinking economy dragged U.S. stocks down 3.3% on Thursday, and some companies in the music sector took even deeper dives. Warner Music Group fell 4.6% to just 10 cents above its all time low of $2.00. Live Nation dropped a whopping 13.8% despite naming a strong new international executive team. Real was down 4.8% and ...
From Weekend Warrior to $4.2m by Giving His Music Away for Free
This guest post by Floor 64 CEO Mike Mesniak, an insightful fellow who I had the pleasure of spending a bit of time with at Midemnet, first appeared on TechDirt. Here's yet another one for the books to respond to those who claim that music giveaways only work for big" artists. Corey Smith was a high ...
From Analog Dollars to Digital Dimes and Back
NBC Universal CEO Jeff Zucker recently lamented that the entertainment industry has exchanged analog dollars for digital dimes". Five years ago we sold as many CD's as possible for $15. Now the music industry hopes that a few consumers will give them 99 cents...or less. But exceptions are beginning to emerge from a new musical middle ...
Maximizing Your Music Experience (Part Three)
In the final part of his three part essay, our resident music industry philosopher Kyle Bylin makes his conclusions about why the digital natives are different from the previous generations and defines the four trends that separate them. (Read Parts One and Two.) New Music With the ability to maximize almost every aspect of ...
Maximizing Your Music Experience (Part Two)
In part two of his three part essay, our resident music industry philosopher Kyle Bylin continues his exploration of the differences between digital natives and the previous generations. (Read Part One) In his book The Paradox of Choice, Barry Schwartz explains, We all know people who do their choosing quickly and decisively ...
Muxtape Inches Back to Life
The major labels forced it out of business by not playing nice, but the once mighty Muxtape appears to be inching back to life with a more narrow an decidedly indie focus. From the front page: Welcome to a preview of the new Muxtape, a minimalist platform for bands to promote their music and listeners to ...


