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The Diss Of The Decade: NIN vs. Chris Cornell

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Well, being that it's April Fool's Day...Trent has done it again, in what I'm now officially labeling as The Diss Of The Decade. If you follow rock news, or follow NIN on Twitter, it's no secret that Reznor despises what Chris Cornell has done with his latest album, produced by Timbaland.

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Singer/Songwriter Gives Away Free Song A Week For A Year

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Thorny Bleeder is extremely honoured to present our latest discovery, Scott Valentine. We've created a truly unique approach to spread Scott's music to the world; through a newly launched website...

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Singer/Songwriter Gives Away Free Song A Week For A Year

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Thorny Bleeder is extremely honoured to present our latest discovery, Scott Valentine. We've created a truly unique approach to spread Scott's music to the world; through a newly launched website...

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John Mellencamp: The State Of The Music Business

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John Mellencamp posted the following editorial in today's Huffington Post...


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B.C. Case Could Change Canadian Web Landscape

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Ok folks, THIS is scary.


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The Future of the Music Industry

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What is happening to the music industry?


Interesting article worth reading.
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16 Great Music Add-Ons for Firefox

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Is Firefox your browser of choice?

If so, check out the following article on some great plug-ins to enhance your music listening experience while online.

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Should ISPs Pay Music Royalties?

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This isn't a new argument, this debate actually goes back about six or seven years. Nor am I suggesting this as a final solution to the financial woes of the music industry.

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What Killed The Music Industry?

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As you may know, the founders of The Pirate Bay (the world's most popular Bit Torrent site) are currently on trial in Sweden, which is sure to be the most important case the file-sharing community has ever witnessed.
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Concert Junkies Rejoice: Setlist.fm

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A really cool new social media website has just launched that any serious music fan or collector of live bootlegs needs to check out. Setlist.fm is a free wiki-like service to collect and share setlists.
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Did The iPod Kill Album Art?

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I think it's safe to say, the iPod has killed album art. Or at least, its changed our perception and emotional connection to it, and the mass appeal it once had.

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Twitter Meets Music Blog: Blip.fm

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Are you on the cutting edge of Web 2.0 and like to be part of the latest social networking sites?

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Former NIN Drummer Has New Ideas For Album Promotion

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You know how Nine Inch Nails tie the digital goods (which can be duplicated ad infinitum) to scarce goods (merch, collector’s items, signed items, etc) to engage their audience and give them a chance to choose how much they’re willing to spend and what exactly they’re getting for their money?

Well, their former drummer Josh Freese has a new album, and he has decided to take the concept a couple of steps further.

It's pretty funny to see Josh taking the piss out of Trent Reznor for his ideas on releasing numerous "Special Edition Packages".

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New Model For Music Business Profits

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Last month at Midem Mike Masnick from Techdirt gave a 15 min. presentation on Trent Reznor's successful approach and attitude towards the new music business.

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Nettwerk CEO Puts Fans in Charge of Bands

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The people formerly known as the audience are doing more than just fact-checking newspaper stories, time-shifting TV shows and capturing breaking news on their cameraphones. They are also helping run their favorite bands, designing and voting on concert T-shirts, mixing studio albums and even voting on which cities should be included in a band's tour.
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Alan Cross Launches Online Music Show

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Alan Cross, the music historian/DJ from Toronto's 102.1 The Edge, is launching a new online music show next week.
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The Future Of The Music Industry

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News from the 2009 Midem conference in Cannes, France.
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2008: Music Sales In Review

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Not surprisingly, overall album sales continued to drop in Canada. In 2008, 40.6 million units were sold, a drop of 8.5 per cent from the previous year (the US posted a similar decrease).
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Message From Trent Reznor

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The following message was posted today on the NIN website. How cool is this?! It's great to see Trent kicking the year off with an innovative approach and digital strategy.
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Why Give Music Away For Free?

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I've had a lot of people ask me recently why The Bleeder Blog and Thorny Bleeder Records would give away music for free. As I approached bands for our Get Thorny free album download, you can imagine what some of the reactions were.

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Apple Announces New Digital Pricing

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At today's MacWorld Expo in San Francisco, Apple made a big announcement regarding their iTunes Music Store which will secure their position as the industry's leading music retailer.

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Digital Music Sales Set New Record

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  • Weekly U.S. digital track sales set a new record Dec. 22- 28 with 47.7 million sold
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200 Digital Music Startups From 2008

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2008 has been a startling year for innovation in digital music. Check out the link below for a list of 200 new digital music startups, all from just this past year.
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Legal Downloads Growing Faster Than Piracy

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The recession is not driving music lovers to piracy. Just away from their CD players.
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Is The Album Dead?

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Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan has revealed that 2007's Zeitgeist will be their last album.

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Is The Price Of Music Dropping?

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Let's hope so. Lower music prices for the consumer can only spur greater sales and help save a weak industry.
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Thorny Bleeder Records Releases Free Mp3 Album Download, New Website, And Artist Services Division

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NEW! Thorny Bleeder Compilation

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The first Thorny Bleeder Records/Bleeder Blog compilation is coming soon!

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