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Artificial Intelligence Is The Future Of Music and Here's Why
During the course of 2016, the music industry saw double digit growth for the first time since 1998, something for which they have artificial intelligence, and its use by platforms like Pandora and Spotify, to thank. Guest post by David Deal of Superhype The music industry finally has some reason to celebrate, thanks to artificial intelligence. ...
Tech Innovator Spud Too Tight Launches Video Podcast On "Facebook Live" With Real-time Call In Feature
Since 2009, The Producer's Corner with Spud Too Tight a highly regarded and one of the first music production and tech talk show podcast has interacted with some of the biggest names in the industry from Billboard chart topping, Multi- Platinum, Grammy award winning music producers, composers, saxophonists, guitarists, bassists, drummers, multi- instrumentalists, recording artists, songwriters, ...
Apple Puts Another Nail In Snapchat’s Coffin
Aprecently announced a plan to launch the service 'Clips' in April. Although an obvious challenger to Snapchat, Clips is different in that, rather than seeking to build a network of its own, it plans to work through the already existing platforms of Snapchat, Instagram and Messenger. Guest post by Karol Severin of Midia Yesterday Apple announced ...
Inside Chuck Berry And Pandora's Genome Project [Glenn Peoples]
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In this piece, Glenn Peoples looks through the lens of Pandora's genome project to take a close at how the style and musical traits of Chuck Berry were copied and disseminated down through generations of musicians. Guest post by Glenn Peoples of Pandora Biologist Richard Dawkins used the term “the selfish gene” in describing how a ...
Google To Let Musicians, Others Post Messages Directly Into Their Search Results
Imagine searching Google for “Kanye West" and finding a message purposely posted there by the mercurial musician? Google has begun taking applications for a program it had tested during the U.S. elections that enables this kind of direct in-search posts. Google is taking applications to verify museums, sports teams, sports leagues and movies in the US ...
As Snapchat Stock Continues To Soar Friday (↑12%), Will Music Be Its Killer App?
Snapchat stock [NYSE: SNAP] opened Friday at $26.25, up 54% from its initial $17 IPO price on Thursday. By 10:30 AM ET Friday, the stock was up another 12% to $27.41. Now it is up to this soaring startup to prove it's not the next MySpace or Twitter. Could music be point differentiation that justifies Snapchat's valuation ...
From Austin To Memphis: What It Takes To Build A Music-Tech City In 2017 [Cherie Hu]
In this piece Cherie Hu explores the complexities of bridging the gap between tech and music in cities, whether the two camps might be able to collaborate productively, and how such a collaboration might be affected by a city's socio-economic position. Guest Post by Cherie Hu on Forbes Silicon Valley for music. Even today, this phrase ...
3 Music Tech Trends To Watch In 2017
In this piece, Rich Nardo takes a look at where he thinks music tech is headed in the next year, identifying three area in particular where he expects to see rapid and substantial growth. Guest post by Rich Nardo on Tunecore [Editors Note: This blog was written by Rich Nardo. Rich is a freelance writer and editor, and ...
Hand Drawn Pressing Brings New Technology To Vinyl Records
A new record pressing plant out of North Texas, Hand Drawn Pressing is just getting started, but have plans to churn out almost two million records by the end of the year. Here two of the company's top executives weigh in on the logic of opening a vinyl company in the digital age. Guest Post by ...
The Real Story Behind Apple iTunes' $.69 Song Option
In this piece we dive into the history of Apple's song pricing structure, who was responsible for dictating prices, and the rationale behind the 69¢ song, both over the past few years, and in its current iteration. Guest Post by Peter Alhadeff and Laura Green Berklee's Music Business Journal. iTunes has recently given independent artists and others the ...
