Promoting your music in the web 2.0 era
This is obviously a very sad and misguided decision, and sets a worrying precedent. The RIAA are probably very pleased with themselves - but they shouldn’t be. All the reports of this case, aside from the cowardly neutral - sorry, independent - reporting of the likes of Billboard, are leading with the words “single mother” closely followed by “$220,000″. Yes, it’s obvious Jammie Thomas was guilty, but it’s also obvious she’s being made a scapegoat for an industry that is still desperate to turn the clocks back to the mid-’90s, and pretend the internet never happened. They are hurting culture (see previous posts for an explanation why), and they need to be resisted at every opportunity.
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This is a blog about how to promote your music successfully in the new internet-driven era. I used to write for the NME, now I work as a music PR for an online music website, and also make music as Fakesensations.
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