Music Business Weekly Wrap-Up

In case you missed anything, here are some highlights from this week in music business news and artist advice:

Artists House Music:

• Artists House interview w/ Robert Reynolds, manager of The Killers and entertainment attorney http://ow.ly/fQiU
• Alternative Venue Performance Opportunity: Six Flags’ “Live & Local” Music Series http://ow.ly/fP3a

Music Business News:

• The Great Musical North http://ow.ly/fVCv Music Business Stats for North America
• YouTube Reports 1700% Jump In Mobile Video http://ow.ly/fVB1
• The RIAA can have a lot of fun with this one - FriendFeed adds some simple file-sharing capabilities http://ow.ly/fVe1
• MTV Networks Cuts About 50 More From Music Group http://ow.ly/fLBN
• MySpace Cuts 2/3 of International Staff http://ow.ly/fEyx
• Harvard Paper on P2P Flawed But Worth Reading http://ow.ly/fwFq
• YouTube Ordered to Pay ASCAP $1.6M in Streaming Royalties http://ow.ly/fwEW
• Ian Rogers’ Keynote Interview from NARM 2009 http://ow.ly/fwEi

Musician Advice/Thought/Opinion:

• TED: Evelyn Glennie: How to listen to music with your whole body http://ow.ly/g1v2
• Show success before asking for help http://ow.ly/fwsd
• Upgraded and Enhanced Music Business Models: http://is.gd/1h7BT
• What artists should know about Stereofame.com http://ow.ly/fRyN
• Bands 101 - Running Your Band http://ow.ly/fVD2 Identifies some issues you may need to address…
• Industry vs. Scene Dynamics http://ow.ly/fVBS Interesting read
• Peter Jenner: Delayed thoughts on the latest Digital Britain P2P consultation. http://ow.ly/fVBt
• The Time is Right for Direct-To-Fan Marketing of Music http://ow.ly/fQ2D
• Can Spotify Premium Succeed? http://ow.ly/fMGP
• Killing Itself to Live: How the Record Industry Conceived Its Own Demise http://ow.ly/fELR

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