I have a former boss, whom I will not name, who has a certain attitude toward the digital world that is best exemplified by this photo. Enjoy: Related posts: No related posts.

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Read the full article here. Yesterday Lady Gaga hit 11 million followers on her Facebook page (congratulations, number 11,000,001, you get a two-minute shopping cart dash round her wardrobe.) Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, as she is known to her Mom and Dad, is not the first artist who uses social media and the Internet to [...]

Read the original article here. Prince’s Nonsense If only they were talking about his music. I haven’t seen an artist this out of touch since Metallica sued Napster. And even though the heavy metal foursome has been doing mea culpas for years, giving away music, innovating online, they’ve never been able to erase the taint [...]

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Here is an excerpt where Prince elaborates on how he’s releasing his music through printed newspapers instead of the internet. Some could argue that printed newspapers are “completely over” and have been for years, but I guess he doesn’t see it that way: [Prince] explains that he decided the album will be released in CD [...]

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BitTorrent is controversial. Some love it, some hate it, some go to great lengths to try and stop. Regardless of how you feel about it, there is no question that BitTorrent/P2P filesharing is not going anywhere anytime soon. I often get asked “What is BitTorrent?” and I found this FAQ that does a great job [...]

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By Adam Frucci, Read it at Gizmodo.com It’s a lousy time to be a record label. Profits are tanking, bands are angry—OK Go just ditched EMI—and YouTube and BitTorrent changed the game. Still, some labels are transforming themselves to help musicians in the digital age. “Change or Die” may sound like hyperbole, or an idle [...]

By Tim Quirk from TooMuchJoy.com I got something in the mail last week I’d been wanting for years: a Too Much Joy royalty statement from Warner Brothers that finally included our digital earnings. Though our catalog has been out of print physically since the late-1990s, the three albums we released on Giant/WB have been available [...]

Aritsts prefer apps over itunes LP. I’m not surprised. I gotta say when I first saw itunes LP last summer I was underwhelmed and didn’t see how that was going to change anything. – S By Paul Bonanos Mar. 9, 2010 at gigaom.com When it was first unveiled, Apple’s new iTunes LP format -– codenamed [...]