Pop culture writer Geoff Boucher takes a look at how the Internet and social media are reshaping the recording industry. He writes the first piece in a series we’re calling “Broken Record”: http://bit.ly/de1gTz
Heh, I’ll say right … Heh, I’ll say right now, the recording industry is gonna go down the tubes :p
Their purpose in the past was to distribute music efficiently. They can no longer do that- bands can propagate themselves very efficiently via P2P/Torrents, so labels will cease existing unless they can somehow evolve into some completely different deal.
Pop culture writer Geoff Boucher takes a look at how the Internet and social media are reshaping the recording industry. He writes the first piece in a series we’re calling “Broken Record”: http://bit.ly/de1gTz
February 7th, 2010 at 8:13 am
Heh, I’ll say right …
Heh, I’ll say right now, the recording industry is gonna go down the tubes :p
Their purpose in the past was to distribute music efficiently. They can no longer do that- bands can propagate themselves very efficiently via P2P/Torrents, so labels will cease existing unless they can somehow evolve into some completely different deal.