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MXP4 - Engaging Gimmick or Pointless New Format?
The music industry is in a desperate search for new ways to re-engage fans to the point where they are willing to hit the buy button. Most recently we learned that Apple is exploring a new interactive album format code named “Cocktail" and WMG's Rhino is releasing a series of digital 45's with bonus content. Another ...
Study Shows Promise of Ad Supported Music
A “TEMPO Digital Music Discovery & Purchase Process" report from Ipsos MediaCT shows that ad supported music services and in particular MySpace Music may offer hope for frustrated rights holders trying to find a way - any way - to monetize music. Consumers describe their current music habits as: When respondents were ...
When the World is Your Stage....
Globalization Opens New Doors For Niche Artists For decades music executives and even artists themselves have shied away from many musical niches because their potential audience was too small to achieve an acceptable level of success. But now. with the global marketing and sales reach offered by the int coupled with affordable ...
The Biggest Industry Mistakes of the Digital Age
Audioholics has composed a list of its favorite corporate and industry-specific “disasters" and the music industry proudly made the list in two places. The Largest Music Retailer Is A Computer Company - Why did the music labels and an entire industry sit on its laurels and allow a computer company to innovate and develop the largest ...
Coda, a New Music Venue & Restaurant, Opens in San Francisco
Chris Pastena and Bruce Hanson announce the opening of Coda, a new music venue and restaurant at 1710 Mission Street at Duboce Avenue in the Mission District of San Francisco. Coda, a musical term meaning the place you return to, is an intimate 70-seat restaurant and 200-person venue. Opening Tuesday, August 4, Coda will present dinner ...
Where You Make Music Does Matter
music & the entertainment economy I've written before about how where you make music may matter more than you'd think it might in a globally connected world. It's not just the size of the music industry where an artist as located that matters. In fact, more important appears to be the size of the music scene ...
Jazz and Tourism Can Go Hand-in-Hand
In a year when more than a few jazz-related entities have been on the ropes, closed their doors or reinvented themselves, it is interesting to see that the aura of jazz remains alive and well.The hipness, the essence of cool, the going against the grain, a music that doesn't appeal to our least-common-denominator culture ...
Jackson Doctor Injected Drug That Killed Him
A law enforcement official with knowledge of the investigation into Michael Jackson's death says the pop star's personal doctor administered the powerful drug that authorities believe killed him. Jackson regularly received the anesthetic propofol (PROH'-puh-fahl) to go to sleep. The official, who requested anonymity because the probe is ongoing, told The Associated Press today that Dr. ...
Experts: Jackson Case Now a Full Criminal Probe
“This is about building a criminal case, not cause of death," lawyer says. The odd array of evidence police collected from Michael Jacksons personal physicians clinic and storage unit shows authorities are trying to follow a trail of drugs and looking into the doctors record keeping as they attempt to unravel what led to the pop ...
Survey Shows Pirates Can Become Paying Fans
A new Interpret research report on the music consumption behaviors of “illegal" downloaders shows that while downloading can't be eradicated, there are steps that the industry can take to get downloaders to pay for music and even become assets to record labels and artists. “Illegal downloaders have been a source of frustration ...
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