Music Fans Still Burning
Downloaders Disregard Legal, Copyright Issues
All That Jazz (and Classical and Pop and Talk Too)
The MP3 Economy – How labels and artists divvy up your MP3 dollar
Audio Revenue Hidden in Hardware
RIAA Statistics Don’t Add Up to Piracy
RIAA Was Right … The Sky Is Falling
Singin’ the Online Music Sale Blues
World Music Sales Spin Lower
P2P Music Sites Present Problems for Industry
Napster’s Demise Means Others Will Rise
Digital is Lucrative Option for Music Industry
25 Million Americans Will Buy Satellite Radio by 2010
Japan’s Music Industry Is Losing Its Groove
Peer-to-Peer Music Swapping Stats / Portable Digital Music Player Unit Shipments
Music Fans Rip More, Spend More
Soft(ware) Radio
Music Industry and the Computer-Music Connection
Forbes.com Special Report: Digital Music
The world of digital music is a mess. The renegade startups that pioneered the industry have failed to offer viable, mass-market services. And in their place the record labels have done no better. The labels are, of course, terrified of piracy, while performers and composers fret that they’re not being compensated adequately by the labels for music that’s digitally delivered. And consumers still aren’t getting … [ Read more ]
Content: Article | Source: Forbes | Subject: Industry Specific | Industry: Music