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The big music labels have made it patently obvious that they don’t know how to deal with the internet. Each music artist will have their own profile page (similar to MySpace Music), from which they can stream their songs for free or sell tracks in a 70/30 rev-share agreement.
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"t know how to deal with the internet. Revenues are down, the market is fragmented, and indie artists that manage to gain a following find that they have little need for the labels in the first place - they can sell their music online [?] More: continued here "
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