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How We Don't Talk About Musicians : A Blog Supreme : NPR

Patrick Jarenwattananon / NPR Scott Clark is a drummer. He plays in a few original bands that you probably don't know about: Glows In The Dark, ILAD and recently, the Scott Clark 4tet. http://www.npr.org/blogs/ablogsupreme/2011/04/28/135812599/a-different-way-to-talk-about-musicians
http://mashable.com/2011/04/28/itunes-birthday/ The iTunes Store (nee iTunes Music Store) turns eight today!

Top Tech Entrepreneurs Share Their iTunes Playlists

Getting Covered by Music Blogs | Musician Coaching

Fred Pessaro is a contributing editor at the popular New York City-based music blog BrooklynVegan. http://musiciancoaching.com/music-blogs-2/getting-covered-by-music-blogs/

Jog.fm Suggests the Best Music for Your Workout Based on Your Performance

http://lifehacker.com/5795664/jogfm-suggests-the-best-music-for-your-workout-based-on-your-performance We've previously looked at creating the ultimate workout playlist , which involves calculating the beats per minute (BPM) of your music and choosing the songs that work best.
‘Hulu for music videos’ service Vevo is now live in the UK, the first time it has been available outside the US and Canada. Originally scheduled for late last year, a launch for the service outside North America was delayed, although some of its content was previously accessible via YouTube. It was reported last month that a UK launch was due by late April, and dead on schedule here it is. http://thenextweb.com/uk/2011/04/26/music-video-site-vevo-is-now-live-in-the-uk/

Music video site Vevo is now live in the UK - TNW UK

http://thenextweb.com/google/2011/04/22/google-looks-to-spotify-again-to-solve-music-streaming-woes/

Google Looks to Spotify Again to Solve Music Streaming Woes - TNW Google

According to source knowledgeable with the talks, Google is in negotiations with Spotify for the music streaming giant to power Google’s new GoogleMusic service. The source told Cnet that Google has been in talks with Spotify for weeks.
http://thenextweb.com/apps/2011/03/31/mspot-brings-more-music-to-the-cloud/ mSpot music now offers 5GB free storage to its popular cloud music service that now has over 1.2 million downloads. The mSpot services offers an alternative to Amazon Cloud Drive and Amazon Cloud Player .

mSpot brings more of your music to its cloud based player - TNW Apps

Take Five: Never Forget to Resume Music Again - TNW Apps

I’m someone who isn’t too fond of silence. So specially when I’m working at home, you’ll find me listening to my iTunes library or Rdio collection all the time. There’s something about a good E.S. http://thenextweb.com/apps/2011/03/31/take-five-never-forget-to-resume-music-again/
Have you ever tried to share a pair of headphones on the subway train, only to have someone’s bulky body knock the buds painfully from your ears and disturb your listening experience? I have, quite a few times, which is why I’m very, very excited about MyStream , the first free app that enables music sharing across iOS devices over WiFi or Bluetooth.

MyStream launches the first free iOS app to share music over WiFi - TNW Apps

http://thenextweb.com/apps/2011/03/31/mystream-launches-the-first-free-ios-app-to-share-music-over-wifi/
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How to Track the Future of the Music Industry

Audiotool 2.0 – Music-making on the Web just got serious

When I first started looking into Web-based music sequencers and digital audio workstations last year, Audiotool was one of the first I came across.
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Welcoming Google to the party: At the 2009 Vevo launch party, Google CEO Eric Schmidt (center) visited with Doug Morris (left), the then CEO of Universal Music, and Rolf Schmidt-Holtz, former CEO of Sony Music. Employees at the online behemoth have begun a process commonly referred to in Silicon Valley as dog-fooding, in which employees try out a new service or product, music industry sources told CNET.

Google begins testing Google Music internally | Media Maverick - CNET News