Archive for the ‘Digital Distribution’ Category
Tuesday, August 19th, 2008
I just got off the phone with Rick O'Neal, a friendly staffer from Nimbit. A few weeks ago I set up a free account with them so I could use their embeddable Online Merch Table (OMT), to sell my music directly to people from my various websites.
A Real Voice on ...
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Thursday, August 7th, 2008
There was a post yesterday on Techcrunch about a new site for selling your music online. Yay, we've all been hoping another would come along, right? Well, this one introduces a different model.
What is It?
Popcuts, as it's called, shares revenue from each download with both artists AND fans. Fans who ...
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Monday, August 4th, 2008
Thanks to constant tech innovations, there are now a million ways for the independent artist to distribute music digitally. We've looked at services like Tunecore and CDBaby that will get your music to many of the major players in digital music sales. And now there are a bunch of ways ...
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Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
I recently used Tunecore to distribute my latest musical release to iTunes, Rhapsody, Napster, and a whole bunch of other services.
The album creation and upload process was pretty straightforward, and TuneCore's user interface is very clean and easy to use. The tracks took forever to upload, but it ...
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Monday, July 7th, 2008
Want to sell your music on iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody and other top sites? Then you should know about Tunecore.
Tunecore distributes music for musicians of all sizes to the hottest and most widely used digital music platforms. Founded in 2005, Tunecore customers have sold over ...
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