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As Twitter and Techmeme lit up with the news that Pandora might be going under and Muxtape was shuttered, the immediate reaction seemed to be a deep and abiding hatred of the music industry as well as a collective wish that the record labels and governing bodies be sent to any type of available gr
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10 months ago
I'd pay 42 cents per month for pandora (i.e. what the licensing costs), and plenty of others would too. $5 of "license fees" gets you over 10,000 songs. Not exactly highway robbery.
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10 months ago
does it work? seems to. is it effective over time? seems to be.
why would or should music be different? technology? heck, who is more protective than tech companies, with their intellectual property rights addictions, walled gardens, stifled innovation?
it is a noble cause, rebelling against the man, and all of that, but until an alternative comes that provides income on the same scale, protection will exist. and when that alternative does surface, you can bet it will be protected in turn.
10 months ago
As a former major label intern I have been around the industry for a long time. I have just launched a site with four friends called The Next Big Sound that lets anyone play the role of a music mogul and sign whatever bands they think are going to become famous to their own personal record label. Rather than fighting for the attention of the major labels artists, artists must now compete for the attention of the individual music fans.
I would love to hear thoughts on our model as we are trying to help artists identify and substantiate their following and empowering listeners to take an active role in the music discovery process.
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The crucial thing here for listeners is relevancy -- we provide enough popular songs in streams to keep the listener engaged. And we quickly stop playing promoted music if people don't like it (though it happens less often than you'd think, because the promotions are so targeted).
feedback welcome, we're at http://www.highnoteradio.com
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