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How Amazon's Echo Is Making Major Labels Rethink Their Tunes
As voice-activation technology from Amazon, Google and Apple goes mainstream, labels are looking to adapt to — and capitalize on
New York City Loves The Nightlife: Announces Nighttime Office and 'Ambassador '
The move is something seachange from past NYC administrations. New York City is establishing a nightlife fice and Nighttime Ambassador
50 Cent Talks About Eminem's Influence On His Career, Early Struggles Of Growing Up In Queens, Top Pieces Of Career Advice & More With Forbes
Rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent sat down with Forbes’ contributor Dan Schawbel to talk about Eminem‘s influence on his entire career, how his early
YouTube, ASCAP to Share Data in First-Ever Voluntary Deal
ASCAP has a new plan to help its publishers and songwriters earn more money from YouTube: informing the video platform
T.C. Izlam, Former Minister of Information for the Zulu Nation, Killed in Atlanta
YouTube Sad news to report. T.C. Izlam, who was the former Minister Information Grandmaster for the Zulu Nation, was killed in
Epic Records Keeps Buzzing Under Sylvia Rhone After L.A. Reid's Exit
It has been four weeks since Sony Music's new CEO Rob Stringer oversaw the abrupt exit Antonio “L.A.” Reid from
New York City Celebrates 'American Association of Independent Music Day' With Mayoral Proclamation
NYC’s Indie Week finally gets its recognized by the city. The global independent music community may never have received as
Bryson Tiller Lands His First No. 1 Album With ‘True to Self’
Bryson Tiller nabbed his first no. 1 album ever with his latest release, True to Self. Billboard reports that Tiller’s latest
Canadians Listen to Way More Radio Than Americans, Study Finds
The first-ever Share Ear: Canada, an Edison Research survey commissioned by radio marketing and advocacy group Radio Connects, has determined