by Zach Shaw | Mar 27, 2012 | Digital Media
By now you’ve already noticed that many of your friends and favorite bands have already switched over to the new Timeline format on Facebook. And on March 30, the switch will become mandatory for every page. But will Timeline really have a great impact on how fans...
by Zach Shaw | Mar 14, 2012 | Digital Media
Bandcamp has been providing bands (both signed and unsigned) and labels with a “name your price” platform for a while now. The service easily allows you to sell digital or physical copies of music, stream select songs or full albums online, and even offers an...
by Bram Teitelman | Jan 9, 2012 | Digital Media
Back in November, King Crimson and Relapse Records gave a glimpse behind the curtain of digital music streaming service Grooveshark, claiming that it was next to impossible to get their music, which was put on the service without permission, taken down. Universal...
by Zach Shaw | Jan 9, 2012 | Digital Media
If you’re an avid music fan or consider yourself tech savvy, then you likely know all about Spotify and the impression it’s made since it’s U.S. debut this past Summer. Many love the European music streaming service, while a few (including a handful of metal labels)...
by Zach Shaw | Nov 22, 2011 | Digital Media, Legal Woes
Looks like Grooveshark has more to fear than King Crimson and Relapse Records. In a new copyright lawsuit filed last week, Universal Music Group claims that Grooveshark has been actively uploading unauthorized music. “[The business records of Escape Media Group,...
by Zach Shaw | Nov 17, 2011 | Digital Media
As promised, Google officially launched their music service yesterday (November 16) in front of an invite-only audience, making their first move to becoming iTunes’ largest competitor. And not only has Google Music upgraded their original beta cloud, they’ve...