NARM 2011 Music Business Crash Course panel discussing Direct-To-Fan and Email Marketing. Panel moderated by Bill Wilson, NARM’s VP of Biz Dev and Digital Strategy: Phil Antoniades, President of Nimbit Jason Fischer, Director of New Media, Epitath Bob Moczydlowsky, VP of Product & Marketing at Topspin Media Lou Plaia, co-founder of ReverbNation Video link here. Embedded […]
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NARM 2011 — Artist/Producer panel">NARM 2011 — Artist/Producer panel
NARM/A2IM Music Business Crash Course, produced by Rich Bengloff Artist/Producer panel moderated by Ted Cohen with Artist Colin Hay (Compass Records, Men at Work), Producer Mike Clink (Aerosmith, Guns & Roses, Metallica, Sarah Kelly), Garry West, co-founder of Compass Records, and DJ Nu-Mark of Jurrassic 5. This diverse panel discusses the current state of music recording […]
READ MORE »More from Nancy Baym on Artist-Fan Relationships
If you are interested in more of researcher Nancy Baym’s findings on the relationship between artists and fans download this pdf presentation. Good stuff!
READ MORE »Beautiful and Strange
Researcher Nancy Baym has started an interesting blog collecting insights from around the web on the relationship between artists and audiences. There are also links to her interviews with musicians and other cool stuff. Check it out! Beautiful and Strange
READ MORE »Addressing the disruption of media release cycles
A huge challenge for media companies today is the disruption of the release cycle created by the Web. Records are routinely leaked before their official distribution date. The financial risk for film studios is even more devastating, as Eric Garland points out in an interview with CNET News. A carefully planned and staggered release schedule is […]
READ MORE »Just a few Wirechoir pix…
Here are a few shots from the Wirechoir recording sessions this month. Thanks to all the incredible musicians and especially Terry Carter for making it all happen! Look for the CD and DVD coming soon…
READ MORE »Bob Baker on the Realities of Making a Living as a Musician in 2011
Interesting post by Bob Baker today. The tools and the channels have changed dramatically but artists have always been self-employed and struggled to balance the pursuit of their craft with the economic realities of survival. More of my thoughts to follow… The Realities of Making a Living with Music in 2011 via music think tank
READ MORE »Is Apple Killing the Golden Subscription Goose?
I have been using Apple’s products since the 512K Macintosh. I have immense respect for the company’s user-focused product management and business models. However, once in awhile they go too far and do something stupid. Apple’s new subscription licensing policy could seriously impact subscription music services, an important developing market. The same is true with […]
READ MORE »Rethinking Music Pts. 1 and 2 — Creativity, Commerce and Policy
Check out these two excellent podcasts in preparation for the upcoming Rethink Music conference coming up this April in Boston. Radio Berkman #168 Rethinking Music Pt. 1Radio Berkman #173 Rethinking Music Pt. 2 — The Portrait of the Self-Published Artist
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