Ars Technica has a long, interesting article about how Apple’s music marketing has been changing, from its former emphasis on breaking new artists through TV ads to more of a focus on top-tier acts and exclusive streams. It’s well worth a read. But one section exploring a different point jumped out at us: whether the hugely-increased options for artists to put out new recordings of tracks through other websites is a good or bad thing. Here’s Graham Wright from Tokyo Police Club: “The...
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October 24th, 2014 by Stuart Dredge
Deezer has bought talk radio app Stitcher for an undisclosed amount, in a deal that will bring talk radio and podcasts to the streaming music service. "Almost every music...
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October 20th, 2014 by Stuart Dredge
Have you read Dan Brooks’ opinion piece about streaming music in the New York Times yet? If not, you should: it’s already sparked plenty of chatter from music fans and...

