Musicians 'upbeat' about the net
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Most musicians see the internet as more of an opportunity than a threat to their livelihood, research suggests.
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A survey of artists and musicians in the US has revealed that a large majority have embraced the internet and consider it to be a helpful tool to their careers.
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Nearly all of the 2,755 musicians who participated in a recent survey reported using the Internet for ideas and inspiration, with nine out of 10 going online to promote, advertise and post their music.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. _ When 29 million music listeners turn to their favorite Internet radio stations Tuesday, many will be greeted with the sound of silence _ and that's not the song by Simon and Garfunkel.
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Partners get tools, encouragement to put applications online.
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Blog: New entrant into the online music scene is a potential haven for indie musicians--but how will it do in an already crowded online music market?
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By Eric R. Danton, The Hartford Courant, Conn.  Feb. 15--These are inspirational times for indie-rock bands, who are combining grass-roots efforts with technology to get their music heard without help from record labels.
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Amateur radio operators expressed cautious optimism about new rules for the transmission of broadband Internet access over power lines.
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There is a place where the audience for free, over-the-air radio is growing, not shrinking, where new technology allows listeners to pause and rewind songs as they play or to bookmark their favorite tunes.
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Internet radio royalties are a growing source of income that are just beginning to have an impact on artists and record companies.
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Music lovers can sample songs over the Internet without turning on a personal computer in a first-of-a-kind offering that could help popularize the concept of streaming music.
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Internet file sharing has been one of the hottest-burning controversies for years. A new survey of musicians and artists promises to throw gas on the fire.
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The Internet has long carried the promise of being an outlet for new writers, artists and independent musicians. But to David Pakman, the chief operating officer of eMusic, an online music distributor, that promise has been fading.
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Music downloading and file-sharing are on the increase, and record companies who attempt to regulate illegal downloaders get short shrift from internet users, a survey reveals today.
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LONDON, September 25  /PRNewswire/ -- It seems that those who seek to download the likes of Edwin Starr, The Supremes, BB King or Little Richard on the Internet are those who are the most likely to be willing to pay for the tracks.
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A French Web site that offers free streaming music from top artists vows to stay up and running, despite warnings from a major record label that the service is illegal.
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Internet law professor Michael Geist looks at how musicians themselves are shaking up the digital music industry.