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Gizmodo ran a piece about how to build a 24-track digital home studio for $5,000. I wondered if I could do the same thing for £500 – bearing in mind that Gizmodo didn’t even include software. So, my rules are: You already have a decent PC (1ghz, 256mg ra
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Pop culture-focused social media site Buzznet, based in Los Angeles, has raised a big-ish third round of funding, as much as $25 million, we have learned, and that Universal Music-owned Interscope has invested a few million in it.
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Under the compulsory license for the use of sound recordings – the license which allows Internet radio services to use all legally recorded sound recordings by paying a royalty set by the Copyright Royalty Board – the designated collection agency can, onc
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Want to network with rapper 50 Cent? How about befriending Kylie Minogue? Or Ludacris, or the Pussycat Dolls, for that matter? If so, perhaps you should look elsewhere than, say, MySpace, the default service for most things musical on the social Web.
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If you are reading this article, it’s because you are a musician looking to build a fan-base that one day will enable you to make a decent living off of your talents.
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Friendfeed.com just opened its doors for everyone… you don’t need an invite anymore to use this site, which can act as your feed reader, social network, and twitter-style mini blog all in one. Here are some tips & tricks for Friendfeed.
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We learned (March 27th) that Warner Music, the third largest music label, is gunning for a $5/month music tax on U.S. residents.
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As I write this, iTunes ranks as the 2nd largest seller of music in the U.S. — only Wal-Mart’s physical stores sell more. Digital revenue is real, and there is a lot of it being earned. Sales from iTunes alone can provide a band enough revenue to achieve
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The Newsdump, Mar 31: from X Factor being back to Amy’s follow up to ‘Back To Black’.
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Bob Lefsetz is cranking the outrage to 11. Again. This time, Lefsetz — one of the music industry’s most influential analysts, and certainly the loudest — is seething about the state of the concert business.
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The first thing to notice when you join a private BitTorrent site is the eye-popping quality of the torrents. Each one is carefully culled, hand-picked through a strict moderation process. However, before you start hammering away on that download link – h
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