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The latest chapter to "Beyond The Charts: MP3 and the Digital Music Revolution" chronicles the rise of Napster, MP3.com's "Beam-It" court stumble, and the peer-to-peer systems that are changing the face of the music industry!
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NEWS
- EVOLUTION PROMOTION IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE ITS SPONSORSHIP OF MP3.COM'S ARTIST COMMUNITY EVENT FEBRUARY 21-22
(Music - 2/15/2002)
MP3.com made its name by creating a home for all artists. Despite all the changes taking place in the dynamic online music world, MP3.com is still a place for all artists to gain exposure.
- FRAMPTON SIGNS WITH PIONEER ENTERTAINMENT
(Music - 2/14/2002)
"I am very excited to have the opportunity to sign Peter Frampton to Pioneer Entertainment, as I have been a fan of his for many years,” says Pioneer's Label Manager/A&R frontman Todd Culberhouse.
- U.S. RETAIL COMPUTER PRODUCT SALES REMAIN STABLE IN 2001 FOURTH QUARTER GROWTH TREND PROVIDES HOPE FOR 2002
(Music - 2/14/2002)
U.S. retail computer product sales remained stable (.7 percent decrease) in 2001 versus 2000. Total industry sales for 2001 were $25.7 billion, according to year-end results released today by NPDTechworld.
- LINDSAY RUSSELL AND DAN ZWEBEN TO PERFORM AT THE BMI SONGWRITERS CLUB ON FEBRUARY 19
(Music - 2/13/2002)
Los Angeles based singer/songwriters Lindsay Russell and Dan Zweben will be the featured performers at the BMI Songwriters Club at Highland Grounds in Los Angeles on Tuesday, February 19. Russell and Zweben will perform special acoustic sets following the open mic portion of the show, which is held from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Russell will perform at 9 p.m. and Zweben will perform at 9:30 p.m. Highland Grounds is located at 742 N. Highland Ave., and this event is free and open to the public. The BMI Songwriters Club is sponsored by Performer magazine.
- VAGRANT RECORDS IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE RELEASE OF HOW TO RUIN EVERYTHING FROM LOS ANGELES-BASED PUNK TRIO FACE TO FACE ON APRIL 9, 2002.
(Music - 2/13/2002)
With How To Ruin Everything, Trever Keith and company have delivered a raw gem of an album. Taking a few stylistic cues from their influences, Face To Face have put a classic punk twist on their sinewy, almost-trademark pop-punk sound.
- NO CURE FOR THE MAJOR LABEL BLUES, SAYS SMITH
(Music - 11/18/2001)
It's farewell to major label-land for The Cure, according to band leader Robert Smith. The swan song for The Cure will be a greatest hits package that will emerge in the next few months. After that, Smith says, he will concentrate on releasing future music through the Internet in order to avoid the layers of buracracy that stifile his creative urges.
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