by Dubber | Nov 23, 2007 | Service, Strategy
Sometimes going out to see a live act just smacks of effort. Put the kettle on, and invite one into your home. This is a sponsored blog post. The idea of in-home concerts is not necessarily a new one. People have been playing music in houses since people have had...
by Dubber | Sep 28, 2007 | Service
Pay attention. Things are changing. Crazy busy week, but before we return to our regularly scheduled programme, I want to hold up a flag and let you know that this is going to be quite something. I’ve seen what’s under the lid and I am really rather...
by Dubber | Aug 20, 2007 | Service
I was out of town the same week Skype fell off the radar for a couple of days. But that wasn’t my main communication issue. Somewhere that gets it, Glasgow Let me say this and get it out of the way: I love this country. In the past few weeks, I’ve been to...
by Dubber | May 24, 2007 | Links, Media, Promotion, Service, Strategy, Technology
Google have launched a new translation service, so you can make your music business website available to a whole new market. Google Translation launched today. It’s not the first off the block, and there have been web translation services before — but as...
by Dubber | Mar 28, 2007 | Links, Service, Strategy
Before New Music Strategies was a blog, it was an email with a list of links to articles about music online. Now it’s that as well. I started New Music Strategies by sending out a bunch of links to articles about music business on the internet to a small bunch...
by Dubber | Jan 24, 2007 | Promotion, Service
You can stop making websites to promote unsigned bands now. There are far too many — and it’s getting to be a problem. This week, we witnessed the first unsigned band to enter the UK top 40. We should pause to celebrate that fact, and then shake our heads...
