What’s the future of music? It might be kinda…bleak.
Take a look at this discussion with Ted Gioia and Rick Beato on the future of music. Any thoughts on this? (Via Walter)
Read MoreTake a look at this discussion with Ted Gioia and Rick Beato on the future of music. Any thoughts on this? (Via Walter)
Read MoreMatt Cundill’s Sound Off Podcast is required listening for people in the Canadian radio and music industry. Matt was kind enough to have me on again to discuss the future of music now
Read MoreWhenever I hold an event with a Q&A portion, someone inevitably asks “Now that we’re streaming so much music, what comes next?” An excellent question. My answer references how things were in the
Read MoreI’m in the midst of preparing for a TEDx talk in Winnipeg on the topic of the symbiotic relationship between music and technology. But when Bobby sent me this article on the possible
Read MoreOn this day in 1950, the first-ever Peanuts cartoon was published. And now, the music news for October 2. Got something to submit for the 2018 Juno Awards? Go here. B.o.B. thinks the
Read MoreNext to “Why can’t I find podcasts of your Ongoing History of New Music show anywhere?”, the most common question I get is “What’s next for music?” I know the answer to the
Read More[Amber Healy, our DC correspondent for sister website Geeks&Beats, recently attended the Future of Music Conference and came away with some interesting insights. In this story called “Don’t Kill the Kitten that Cures
Read More[Amber Healy from brother website Geeks&Beats recently attended the Future of Music Conference in Washington, DC. Here’s another report of what she saw and heard. – AC] “Local” isn’t just a buzzword for
Read MoreAmber Healy represented sister site Geeks&Beats at The Future of Music Conference in Washington DC last week. Here’s one of her reports on a panel involving music and big data. Data should not
Read MorePeople are always asking me where music is headed. My answer is always the same: “I can give you a reasonably good 6-12 month forecast, but beyond that, I haven’t a clue. I
Read MoreIf you have a child, you may have noticed that their relationship to music is different than yours. They search it out differently, they listen to it through different means, they share it
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