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Nic Brisbourne’s view from London on venture capital and exploiting change in technology and media
Yesterday I wrote about the threat to Pandora’s business model from high royalty demands, so I was interested this morning to come across this analysis on Silicon Alley Insider (thanks to Jason Ball for the pointer):
There’s a lot of interest in ad-sponsored stre ... Continue reading »
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10 months ago
Recorded music has become advertising for the live acts. There is nothing the labels can do about this short of putting a policeman next to every computer. Maybe they can get a hint from the fact that most live concerts in my town are sold out.
Of course the bands aren't stupid either. They are starting to ignore the labels and keep all of the live act revenue for themselves.