Last.fm Launches Largest Global Free-On-Demand Music Platform
At the same time, Last.fm is launching an unprecedented "Artist Royalty" arrangement, whereby those artists not signed with a label who choose to upload their music to Last.fm will receive payment, directly from Last.fm, every time one of their tracks is played.
Glad to hear it: our friends at Last.fm are doing quite well. btw. I wouldn't say "unprecedented" because Imeem already does this royalty sharing. So does Napster actually. I make small steady royalty money from Napster, but its not a free service.
And there are a few video sites that do it. But maybe they don't call them "royalties".
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
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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.