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January 26, 2012
Let's Try This Again
Duff McKagan's column runs every Thursday on Reverb. His memoir, It's So Easy (Simon & Schuster) is out now.It's not at all uncommon that I write a piece here that I hope inspires discussion in the comments section. My mission statement of sorts has been to help usher in a higher bar for soci ... More >>
Blogs
November 9, 2011
Napster, Digital Rights Management, and Lawsuits Against 12-Year-Olds: 10 Defining Moments in Digital Music History
November's edition of Reverb Monthly featured an article ("Rhapsody: Perfecting the Pitch") by Chris Kornelis about Seattle-based music subscription service Rhapsody that detailed the pioneering company's past and future in the context of the digital music revolution. Here's a look at 10 milestones ... More >>
Music
November 2, 2011
Editor's Note
It's November 2011, and piracy is as rampant as ever.
Music
November 2, 2011
Rhapsody: Perfecting the Pitch
The Netflix of music is celebrating 10 years of being the next big thing. Is it primed to finally turn that prophecy into reality?
Blogs
April 11, 2011
Today Reverb Recommends You Check Out MobileVids.org, and Consider the TV Industry's "Napster Moment"
Holman W. Jenkins, Jr. has an interesting column in Sunday's Wall Street Journal in which he snickers at the notion that the cable industry is being innovative in their iPad apps and other recent developments. He wraps things up by paralleling the struggles film and TV are having with piracy with th ... More >>
Blogs
April 20, 2010
Why Don't We Talk About Illegal Downloads Anymore?
Anyone else remember the year 2000? Creed? Backstreet Boys? Britney Spears? Not exactly pop music's heyday. I was one of the kids lapping up Kid Rock and Everlast. Oh, how I wish I would have hedged my bets a little and invested more time (and money) into music that I'd still find interesting ... More >>
Blogs
February 4, 2010
Duff McKagan: Underground Is the New Mainstream
Duff McKagan's column runs every Thursday on Reverb. He writes about what's circulating through his iPod every Monday.Somebody asked me last week if I could open up for discussion the difference between "mainstream" success for a band or artist, and "underground" success. So here goes: Back ... More >>
Blogs
August 12, 2009
Keepin' it 20th Century, but Not Keepin' It Real: Judge Rules Against RealNetworks DVD Program
Backups? You should thank us for letting you buy the original in the first place!Yesterday wasn't a good day for local tech companies in court. First, Microsoft learned it can't sell Word. And now RealNetworks can't sell its DVD copying program, RealDVD. So ruled U.S. District Court Judge Mar ... More >>
Calendar
July 8, 2009
Robin Pecknold
Saturday, July 11
Blogs
January 13, 2009
There's Still Money to Be Made in News and Music. Seriously.
All Beer Is Free For A Demanding PomeranianThe Seattle Post-Intelligencer is up for sale and many say there will be no buyers. CD sales are in a tailspin and major labels have all but been proclaimed dead. But, despite the dire state of the industry, through a mix of technology and law, music as d ... More >>
Calendar
November 26, 2008
Metallica
All Beer Is Free For A Demanding PomeranianThe Seattle Post-Intelligencer is up for sale and many say there will be no buyers. CD sales are in a tailspin and major labels have all but been proclaimed dead. But, despite the dire state of the industry, through a mix of technology and law, music as d ... More >>
Music
January 23, 2008
22,000 Songs and Nothing to Listen To
One day, every song ever recorded will fit into your back pocket. But will you listen to any of them?
Music
March 24, 2004
Music Previews
One day, every song ever recorded will fit into your back pocket. But will you listen to any of them?
Diversions
December 17, 2003
Earth's Biggest Dollar Store
Finding cheap gifts the old-fashioned wayon the Internet.
Diversions
November 19, 2003
iPod As iGod
Michaelangelo Matos
Music
July 9, 2003
Wheels of Steal
Seattle mash-up maestro DJ Lance Lockarm plays connect-the-dots with pop history.
Music
October 9, 2002
Latest news on Richard Ashcroft, Jack Black, and more.
Seattle mash-up maestro DJ Lance Lockarm plays connect-the-dots with pop history.
Music
March 6, 2002
Days of our nights
Seattle mash-up maestro DJ Lance Lockarm plays connect-the-dots with pop history.
Music
December 26, 2001
2. So long Napster
We barely knew ye.
Music
December 26, 2001
9. Shuffling the deck
Jittery record labels drop stars, purge creatives.
Music
December 26, 2001
Rewind 2001
Twelve months in ten stories.
Music
September 12, 2001
Gettin' It on the Streets
Twelve months in ten stories.
Music
July 18, 2001
Days of our nights
Twelve months in ten stories.
Arts
June 6, 2001
Stories With Spirit
Indie-publisher Adam Voith unveils a periodical with a rock 'n' roll edge.
News
April 18, 2001
Geek Box
Indie-publisher Adam Voith unveils a periodical with a rock 'n' roll edge.
News
April 18, 2001
ChatRoom
As Internet music companies struggle, Andrew Rasiej's Digital Club Network keeps the faith.
News
April 11, 2001
The Browser
Pay for content online? Pffffff!
News
April 4, 2001
Geek Box
Pay for content online? Pffffff!
Music
March 28, 2001
Ghostown.com
Pay for content online? Pffffff!
News
March 21, 2001
ChatRoom
Liad Meidar of i5 Digital talks about thinking long term in a short-term environment and the benefits—yes, there are some—of the bear market.
Music
February 28, 2001
Actionslacks
Liad Meidar of i5 Digital talks about thinking long term in a short-term environment and the benefits—yes, there are some—of the bear market.
News
February 28, 2001
The Browser— I'm not a joiner
Liad Meidar of i5 Digital talks about thinking long term in a short-term environment and the benefits—yes, there are some—of the bear market.
News
February 21, 2001
Napster dead? Beware the worms
Liad Meidar of i5 Digital talks about thinking long term in a short-term environment and the benefits—yes, there are some—of the bear market.
Music
January 24, 2001
The Culture Bunker
Liad Meidar of i5 Digital talks about thinking long term in a short-term environment and the benefits—yes, there are some—of the bear market.
News
December 27, 2000
Y2K: From hype to hurt
Looking back on the year of the crash.
Music
December 20, 2000
2000 Meltdown: The year music flickered
Looking back on the year of the crash.
News
December 13, 2000
Merry Geekmas, Happy Hanerdkah
The gearhead's guide to generosity
News
November 15, 2000
Tin ears for the 21st century
The folks at Cantametrix think they know what music you will like— and what music you stole.
News
November 8, 2000
Deal. No, really.
The folks at Cantametrix think they know what music you will like— and what music you stole.
Music
October 18, 2000
Munkafust, dude.
The folks at Cantametrix think they know what music you will like— and what music you stole.
News
September 20, 2000
Music hath its virtues
Cellophane Square and its used CDs go New Economy.
News
August 30, 2000
Wes in paradise
Fame and fortune's not a game that he plays; the Seattle songsmith bucks the record industry trend.
News
August 2, 2000
Copy rights? Wrong.
Fame and fortune's not a game that he plays; the Seattle songsmith bucks the record industry trend.
Diversions
July 12, 2000
Kozmo.com identifies the crooks in its corporate ranks.
Fame and fortune's not a game that he plays; the Seattle songsmith bucks the record industry trend.
Music
June 7, 2000
Newsweek's Napster; Failure guy's success.
Fame and fortune's not a game that he plays; the Seattle songsmith bucks the record industry trend.
Music
May 17, 2000
Radio daze, a gaggle of parties, The The
Fame and fortune's not a game that he plays; the Seattle songsmith bucks the record industry trend.
Music
May 10, 2000
Get a job
Fame and fortune's not a game that he plays; the Seattle songsmith bucks the record industry trend.
News
May 10, 2000
From the desk of...
Fame and fortune's not a game that he plays; the Seattle songsmith bucks the record industry trend.
Music
May 3, 2000
EMP Live
Experience Music Project announces lineup for opening weekend.
News
February 9, 2000
Fight for the rights
The record industry spars with some tech companies over piracy issues but embraces others.
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