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Remembering that time Evel Knievel sued Kanye West for his 'Touch The Sky' video clip

Remembering that time Evel Knievel sued Kanye West for his 'Touch The Sky' video clip

Knievel filed a lawsuit against Kanye West claiming copyright infringement relating to his name and likeness, calling the clip "vulgar and offensive."

By Nathan Jolly - Jul 20, 2018
Remembering that time Evel Knievel sued Kanye West for his 'Touch The Sky' video clip

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Remembering that time Evel Knievel sued Kanye West for his 'Touch The Sky' video clip

Knievel filed a lawsuit against Kanye West claiming copyright infringement relating to his name and likeness, calling the clip "vulgar and offensive."

By Nathan Jolly - Jul 20, 2018
Nick de la Hoyde on the dark side of social media: “I never copy and paste a help message."

Nick de la Hoyde on the dark side of social media: “I never copy and paste a help message."

“I showed my parents and was like, ‘What am I supposed to do? I don't know anything about this.’"

By Staff Writer - Jul 20, 2018
Nick de la Hoyde on the dark side of social media: “I never copy and paste a help message."

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Nick de la Hoyde on the dark side of social media: “I never copy and paste a help message."

“I showed my parents and was like, ‘What am I supposed to do? I don't know anything about this.’"

By Staff Writer - Jul 20, 2018
How 'Staying Alive' helps people to stay alive: the song's role in CPR

How 'Staying Alive' helps people to stay alive: the song's role in CPR

We always knew The Bee Gees were lifesavers, but the beat of 'Staying Alive' has truly helped many learn the proper rhythm for CPR.

By Nathan Jolly - Jul 19, 2018
How 'Staying Alive' helps people to stay alive: the song's role in CPR

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How 'Staying Alive' helps people to stay alive: the song's role in CPR

We always knew The Bee Gees were lifesavers, but the beat of 'Staying Alive' has truly helped many learn the proper rhythm for CPR.

By Nathan Jolly - Jul 19, 2018
How Your Paradise Fiji went from proving its own existence to taking requests from global artists

How Your Paradise Fiji went from proving its own existence to taking requests from global artists

"During the first two years we had to convince managers, agents, and guests that this event was for real, and would take place in a country without an existing electronic scene."

By Staff Writer - Jul 18, 2018
How Your Paradise Fiji went from proving its own existence to taking requests from global artists

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How Your Paradise Fiji went from proving its own existence to taking requests from global artists

"During the first two years we had to convince managers, agents, and guests that this event was for real, and would take place in a country without an existing electronic scene."

By Staff Writer - Jul 18, 2018
From managing merch to making your voice heard - Meet the seven tech start-ups that are shaking the music industry

From managing merch to making your voice heard - Meet the seven tech start-ups that are shaking the music industry

Get acquainted with tech start-ups from around the world that are shaking the music industry.

By Staff Writer - Jul 18, 2018
From managing merch to making your voice heard - Meet the seven tech start-ups that are shaking the music industry

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From managing merch to making your voice heard - Meet the seven tech start-ups that are shaking the music industry

Get acquainted with tech start-ups from around the world that are shaking the music industry.

By Staff Writer - Jul 18, 2018
5 Questions With Stolen Records’ Merida Sussex: ‘Make mistakes, take risks’

5 Questions With Stolen Records’ Merida Sussex: ‘Make mistakes, take risks’

As managing director of the award-winning indie label Stolen Recordings, Merida Sussex has a unique perspective on both sides at the negotiating table.

By Poppy Reid - Jul 17, 2018
5 Questions With Stolen Records’ Merida Sussex: ‘Make mistakes, take risks’

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5 Questions With Stolen Records’ Merida Sussex: ‘Make mistakes, take risks’

As managing director of the award-winning indie label Stolen Recordings, Merida Sussex has a unique perspective on both sides at the negotiating table.

By Poppy Reid - Jul 17, 2018
OneMusic NZ: What we can expect from the Australian launch

OneMusic NZ: What we can expect from the Australian launch

With OneMusic Australia due in 2019, APRA AMCOS’ Anthony Healey talks about the successes and challenges the licensing scheme has faced in New Zealand.

By Poppy Reid - Jul 17, 2018
OneMusic NZ: What we can expect from the Australian launch

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OneMusic NZ: What we can expect from the Australian launch

With OneMusic Australia due in 2019, APRA AMCOS’ Anthony Healey talks about the successes and challenges the licensing scheme has faced in New Zealand.

By Poppy Reid - Jul 17, 2018
When Madonna leaked a fake version of her album to thwart pirates

When Madonna leaked a fake version of her album to thwart pirates

Fear that music piracy could derail the entire music industry was a very real, and Madonna duped everyone by once releasing a fake version of her own album.

By Nathan Jolly - Jul 16, 2018
When Madonna leaked a fake version of her album to thwart pirates

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When Madonna leaked a fake version of her album to thwart pirates

Fear that music piracy could derail the entire music industry was a very real, and Madonna duped everyone by once releasing a fake version of her own album.

By Nathan Jolly - Jul 16, 2018
10 Questions with NOVA Entertainment group program director Paul Jackson

10 Questions with NOVA Entertainment group program director Paul Jackson

Jackson recently featured on a list of the 15 most influential radio music minds in Australia.

By Music Network - Jul 16, 2018
10 Questions with NOVA Entertainment group program director Paul Jackson

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10 Questions with NOVA Entertainment group program director Paul Jackson

Jackson recently featured on a list of the 15 most influential radio music minds in Australia.

By Music Network - Jul 16, 2018
The continued appeal of Slim Dusty: “most artists would be pleased to get a career out of 1,000 weeks, much less one album!”

The continued appeal of Slim Dusty: “most artists would be pleased to get a career out of 1,000 weeks, much less one album!”

After hitting 1000 weeks in the charts with one album, TMN delves into the upstanding legacy of the country great.

By Christie Eliezer - Jul 16, 2018
The continued appeal of Slim Dusty: “most artists would be pleased to get a career out of 1,000 weeks, much less one album!”

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The continued appeal of Slim Dusty: “most artists would be pleased to get a career out of 1,000 weeks, much less one album!”

After hitting 1000 weeks in the charts with one album, TMN delves into the upstanding legacy of the country great.

By Christie Eliezer - Jul 16, 2018
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