Shawn Fanning's Snocap lays off 60 percent of workforce | Tech news blog - CNET News.com
Snocap, the music-licensing company best known for being the follow-up act of Napster founder Shawn Fanning, has cut its staff by 60 percent, a spokeswoman for the company said Thursday evening.
That's funny, I only yesterday got my tracks up on SNOCAP. I think they would do much better if MySpace wasn't such an interface-peice-of-shit. They are what is stopping them from easily getting the tracks up. Eventually I just pasted the SNOCAP store directly into my profile.
http://myspace.com/timeblind
Anyway, who buys these tracks ? I buy DJ-able mp3s, and I want to go through a large catalog. I would give everything away for free, but then people don't value the tracks as much. They would rather that it had a price, then steal it. Then they feel like they got something. If you just give it away, then it seems like just more mp3, more clutter for the hard drive.
about me
September 14, 2006, 9:39 am
Information for artists, labels, promoters, and record stores involved in dance music and its electronic descendants. Advice and information both for the uninitiated and the jaded.
You may email me questions or comments (but no files or attachments!) at dmbr@crucial-systems.com
I release records as Timeblind Check my main site: crucial-systems
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crucial felix:
December 18th, 2007 at 17:12
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mike hewitt :
April 22nd, 2008 at 06:04
I found this to be a really useful basic guide to music business issues. All of the important concepts are put over simply and clearly. Thanks.