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JackChapman

JackChapman
www.MusicContracts101.com
JackChapman scribbled: Definitely contracts are very important. Especially live - http://Music-Booking-Agent.com

Exclusive Agent Musician Contract

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Exclusive Agent Musician Contract

07/29/2009
JackChapman
slbusiness
JackChapman scribbled: Branding is key - now is a great time to really build a reputation live - maybe try to get a music booking agent. http://Music-Booking-Agent.com

SL Business Magazine 03OCT

from slbusiness in Magazines & Newspapers

The Premiere Virtual Branding Magazine in Second Life.

07/29/2009
JackChapman
RedeBM&A
JackChapman scribbled: sad to hear about the crisis that Jazz music is going through, I think now is a great time to really build a reputation live - maybe try to get a music booking agent http://Music-Booking-Agent.com

France Jazz

from RedeBM&A in How-to-Guides & Manuals

JAZZ Summary / 4. JAZZ..................... ......................... ......................... .........

07/29/2009
JackChapman
RedeBM&A
JackChapman scribbled: sad to hear about the crisis that Jazz music is going through, I think now is a great time to really build a reputation live - maybe try to get a <a href="http://Music-Booking-Agent.com">music booking agent</a>.

France Jazz

from RedeBM&A in How-to-Guides & Manuals

JAZZ Summary / 4. JAZZ..................... ......................... ......................... .........

07/29/2009
JackChapman
davidcushman
JackChapman scribbled: Some great ideas here ;) Pretty forward thinking for 2007!! http://sell-your-songs.com/

Digital Business Models for Peer-to-Peer Networks: Analys...

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Digital Business Models for Peer-to-Peer Networks: Analysis and Economic Issue; From and also available at: http://www.rnejournal.com/latest_iss...

07/27/2009
JackChapman
O'Reilly
JackChapman scribbled: Once they get the over the air song sales happening, its going to be amazing. http://sell-your-songs.com/

iPhone UK: The Missing Manual by O'Reilly Media

from O'Reilly in Books, Non-fiction

The new iPhone 3G is here, and bestselling author David Pogue is back with a thoroughly updated edition of iPhone UK: The Missing Manual. With its faster downloads, touch-screen iPod, and best-ever mobile Web browser, the new affordable iPhone is packed with possibilities. But without an objectiv...

07/27/2009
JackChapman
2mba
JackChapman scribbled: Apple and Steve Jobs revolutionized the sale of recorded music. They saw the opportunities and understood the psychology of the user in a way that most record companies could not. http://sell-your-songs.com/

Steve Jobs - Biography

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The biography of Steve Jobs, co-founder, Chairman, and CEO of Apple Inc and former CEO of Pixar Animation Studios.

07/27/2009
JackChapman
fb-1562910027
JackChapman scribbled: Totally agree with Steve Jobs here, and thankfully cases are know being reported of increased sales by artists who are giving their music away for free and also removing DRM The last thing any artist or label should do is put barriers up to stop people engaging with their music. DRM and such measures are old world. Music will be shared no matter what, the question is if the artist or label will benefit or not. If you are in control of your music and its dispersion, you can then structure opportunities for a sale. http://sell-your-songs.com/

WSJ Summaries

from fb-1562910027 in Business & Law, Finance

uva comm 180 - making business work

07/27/2009
JackChapman
fb-1562910027
JackChapman scribbled: JackChapman less than a minute ago I agree with Steve Jobs here. Examples and case studies are increasingly showing that "free" is a good business model for artists who want to sell their songs. Ie Artists have seen sales of their songs increase the more they are freely available. The removal of copy protection and DRM are a step in the right direction. This kind of thinking takes us back to a different era of scarcity and protection. The era we live in now is abundant - and DRM cannot stop piracy at all. Smart record companies and artists are ensuring one thing - that their music is easily available for anyone who wants it...from them! Most people are cash rich and time poor. Instead of going searching through illegal weird sites, companies and artists that make it easy and cheap for people to buy online will take the advantage. <a href="http://sell-your-songs.com/">Sell your songs</a> JC

WSJ Summaries

from fb-1562910027 in Business & Law, Finance

uva comm 180 - making business work

07/27/2009
JackChapman
fb-1562910027
JackChapman scribbled: I agree with Steve Jobs here. Examples and case studies are increasingly showing that "free" is a good business model for artists who want to sell their songs. Ie Artists have seen sales of their songs increase the more they are freely available. The removal of copy protection and DRM are a step in the right direction. This kind of thinking takes us back to a different era of scarcity and protection. The era we live in now is abundant - and DRM cannot stop piracy at all. Smart record companies and artists are ensuring one thing - that their music is easily available for anyone who wants it...from them! Most people are cash rich and time poor. Instead of going searching through illegal weird sites, companies and artists that make it easy and cheap for people to buy online will take the advantage. JC http://sell-your-songs.com/

WSJ Summaries

from fb-1562910027 in Business & Law, Finance

uva comm 180 - making business work

07/27/2009

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