Graham English

Posts Tagged ‘music 2.0’

Radiohead Says Name Your Price, But They Are Not The First

Radiohead is releasing their new album In Rainbows next week for any price you want to pay! But they’re not the first.

How To Become An Artist 2.0

Merlin Mann just pointed to a New York Times Magazine article about Jonathan Coulton and The Hold Steady. These artists are thriving in the post-CD music world through intimate virtual relationships with their fans.
Music promotion through blogs and social networks like MySpace is getting more and more powerful. Managing this vast world of Web 2.0 [...]

In all cases, there’s more money performing than recording

This is a really good article from one of my favorite blogs.
In all cases, there’s more money performing than recording:
Sillerman established himself in live performance, and those stripes shined brightly during the keynote. “In all cases, there’s more money performing than recording,” he said, noting that future artists may create business models that focus on [...]

Music 2.0

Just imagine a world where you need to insert your credit card into a reader to be able to flush the toilet at a restaurant, where a userID and password is required to fill your bathtub, and where you secretly trade water jugs of rainwater with your neighbors. This is basically what we have in [...]