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Predictions
5 Predictions for the Music Industry in 2011
Published December 27, 2010
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Andrew Jones sings at a music showcase by Strive Management. Maxwell’s Lounge, Oakland, CA, 26 January 2007
5 Predictions for the Music Industry in 2011
The music industry continued suffering its hardcore… Continue reading →
Posted in Music Contract Information | Tagged 2011, Industry, Music, Predictions
Device Update: Year-end edition – Predictions for 2011: the dedicated ereader market will crest, and focus will turn …
Published December 19, 2010
Device Update: Year-end edition – Predictions for 2011: the dedicated ereader market will crest, and focus will turn …
The holiday season will be a tipping point for ereaders and ebooks. In 2011, the digital changes publishers have made will… Continue reading →