Music Ally

We’re having something of a blogging extravaganza at MidemNet this weekend (blogstravaganza?), liveblogging sessions and posting up news stories as they emerge. This post will sit at the top of our blog all weekend, to provide a turnkey one-stop navigation solution to everything.

NEWS
UK Music and ISPA wary of government legislation
Isle of Man launches blanket music licence for ISPs
Google’s Eun tells music biz “Allow innovation to thrive”
Nokia Comes With Music heading to Australia and Singapore in Q1
Fans want ISPs to supply their digital music
SoundCloud tops Music Ally / MidemNet New Business Showcase
Topspin boss Ian Rogers slams ‘lack of innovation’
Michael Robertson predicts end of Apple-dominated music ecosystem
Pete Jenner: “The record industry is in the f***ing dumper!”
Snowfish launches rev-share based social network
UMG and Kyte strike video deal
Shazam’s top-tagged chart predicts hot artists for 2009
Sony Ericsson signs UPMG deal for PlayNow Uncut

OPINION
MidemNet 2009: Thoughts on Day One

LIVEBLOGS: DAY TWO
Music and ISPs Debate
The seven hottest startups of MidemNet 2009
RIM CEO Jim Balsillie talks BlackBerry music
Serving artists, serving fans
Google’s David Eun talks music
Future Gazing session
Visionaries panel session

LIVEBLOGS: DAY ONE
Eric Nicoli vs Ian Rogers (with Michael Robertson chipping in)
Voice Of The Fans survey
Knowing Your Fans panel session
Why Nine Inch Nails are the future of the music biz
Nokia’s Dr Tero Ojanpera talks Comes With Music
AWAL’s Denzyl Feigelson talks Finding Tribes
Connecting bands and fans showcase
Music and ISPs working closer together (Pt. 1)
MySpace Music CEO Courtney Holt talks!

OTHER BLOGS COVERING MIDEMNET
Hypebot
PaidContent

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