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Facebook have started punishing users for those fake video play buttons

Facebook have started punishing users for those fake video play buttons

One of the twenty or thirty worst things about Facebook is when you go to click on a video button to watch a video, because that how you've been trained, only to be pushed through to an article.…

By Nathan Jolly - Aug 18, 2017
Facebook have started punishing users for those fake video play buttons

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Facebook have started punishing users for those fake video play buttons

One of the twenty or thirty worst things about Facebook is when you go to click on a video button to watch a video, because that how you've been trained, only to be pushed through to an article.…

By Nathan Jolly - Aug 18, 2017
Simon Napier-Bell on the future of the record biz, gay marriage and Sinead O’Connor

Simon Napier-Bell on the future of the record biz, gay marriage and Sinead O’Connor

Artist manager, author, entrepreneur, impresario, raconteur. Simon Napier-Bell can talk it, he’s walked it and the rock ‘n’ roll stories will flow when he embarks on a national speaking tour next…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 18, 2017
Simon Napier-Bell on the future of the record biz, gay marriage and Sinead O’Connor

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Simon Napier-Bell on the future of the record biz, gay marriage and Sinead O’Connor

Artist manager, author, entrepreneur, impresario, raconteur. Simon Napier-Bell can talk it, he’s walked it and the rock ‘n’ roll stories will flow when he embarks on a national speaking tour next…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 18, 2017
Ten minutes of silence might top the iTunes chart this week

Ten minutes of silence might top the iTunes chart this week

Perhaps the very height of experimental art wankery is a track named 4′33″ by composer John Cage. Presented to the world in 1952 -- back when they should have known better -- and written for any…

By Nathan Jolly - Aug 18, 2017
Ten minutes of silence might top the iTunes chart this week

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Ten minutes of silence might top the iTunes chart this week

Perhaps the very height of experimental art wankery is a track named 4′33″ by composer John Cage. Presented to the world in 1952 -- back when they should have known better -- and written for any…

By Nathan Jolly - Aug 18, 2017
Royal Blood continue their streak on the rock charts with another #1

Royal Blood continue their streak on the rock charts with another #1

British duo Royal Blood have become one of the dominant forces in rock worldwide since their 2014 breakthrough, and they're continuing to prove it on the charts, with the band racking up their second…

By Brandon John - Aug 18, 2017
Royal Blood continue their streak on the rock charts with another #1

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Royal Blood continue their streak on the rock charts with another #1

British duo Royal Blood have become one of the dominant forces in rock worldwide since their 2014 breakthrough, and they're continuing to prove it on the charts, with the band racking up their second…

By Brandon John - Aug 18, 2017
Spotify’s marketing chief discusses the streamer's self-serve ad ambitions

Spotify’s marketing chief discusses the streamer's self-serve ad ambitions

In June, Spotify confirmed it was testing a feature that would allow labels to pay to have their artists’ music featured more prominently. Now, Spotify’s marketing chief, Seth Farbman, has shared the…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 18, 2017
Spotify’s marketing chief discusses the streamer's self-serve ad ambitions

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Spotify’s marketing chief discusses the streamer's self-serve ad ambitions

In June, Spotify confirmed it was testing a feature that would allow labels to pay to have their artists’ music featured more prominently. Now, Spotify’s marketing chief, Seth Farbman, has shared the…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 18, 2017
Songwriters attack RIAA over moral rights issue, BMG launches app, and more

Songwriters attack RIAA over moral rights issue, BMG launches app, and more

Here's all the music industry news you need to know today. Ticketmaster has announced it will be launching in Switzerland. - via RotD A global network of organisations representing songwriters have…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 17, 2017
Songwriters attack RIAA over moral rights issue, BMG launches app, and more

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Songwriters attack RIAA over moral rights issue, BMG launches app, and more

Here's all the music industry news you need to know today. Ticketmaster has announced it will be launching in Switzerland. - via RotD A global network of organisations representing songwriters have…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 17, 2017
Usher starts a new relationship with Australian tech startup MSMCI

Usher starts a new relationship with Australian tech startup MSMCI

Usher has signed on as Chief Creative Director of $10.5 million Australian tech startup MSMCI. The singer, and inventor of popular dance craze the U-Turn, will mainly appear as a judge, mentor, and…

By Nathan Jolly - Aug 17, 2017
Usher starts a new relationship with Australian tech startup MSMCI

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Usher starts a new relationship with Australian tech startup MSMCI

Usher has signed on as Chief Creative Director of $10.5 million Australian tech startup MSMCI. The singer, and inventor of popular dance craze the U-Turn, will mainly appear as a judge, mentor, and…

By Nathan Jolly - Aug 17, 2017
Spotify has started removing white supremacist bands from its service

Spotify has started removing white supremacist bands from its service

Considering the violence and hate speech involving white nationalists that has erupted across America over the past few weeks (well, over the past four hundred years), many major digital services…

By Nathan Jolly - Aug 17, 2017
Spotify has started removing white supremacist bands from its service

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Spotify has started removing white supremacist bands from its service

Considering the violence and hate speech involving white nationalists that has erupted across America over the past few weeks (well, over the past four hundred years), many major digital services…

By Nathan Jolly - Aug 17, 2017
Sydney to host global night time culture forum with the Night Mayor of Amsterdam

Sydney to host global night time culture forum with the Night Mayor of Amsterdam

Sydney's annual Electronic Music Conference has partnered with the Night Mayor of Amsterdam for three-year project Global Cities After Dark, a forum to discuss global night time culture and economy.…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 17, 2017
Sydney to host global night time culture forum with the Night Mayor of Amsterdam

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Sydney to host global night time culture forum with the Night Mayor of Amsterdam

Sydney's annual Electronic Music Conference has partnered with the Night Mayor of Amsterdam for three-year project Global Cities After Dark, a forum to discuss global night time culture and economy.…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 17, 2017
MGM’s Michael Chase talks introducing Like a Version to the US and ‘bridging the gap’ for Aussie artists

MGM’s Michael Chase talks introducing Like a Version to the US and ‘bridging the gap’ for Aussie artists

'Like A Version', the chart-topping, sometimes quirky Australian institution, is heading to America. A 21-track compilation of classic covers by Tame Impala, Flume, DMA'S and others will drop Sept.…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 17, 2017
MGM’s Michael Chase talks introducing Like a Version to the US and ‘bridging the gap’ for Aussie artists

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MGM’s Michael Chase talks introducing Like a Version to the US and ‘bridging the gap’ for Aussie artists

'Like A Version', the chart-topping, sometimes quirky Australian institution, is heading to America. A 21-track compilation of classic covers by Tame Impala, Flume, DMA'S and others will drop Sept.…

By Poppy Reid - Aug 17, 2017
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