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Tag Archives: Magna Carta Holy Grail
Why Sprint and Tidal Are Hustling Music Together
Tidal needs a financial partner. Sprint needs new customers. The two businesses just took a step toward addressing each other’s needs. Sprint has announced a 33-percent stake in Tidal, which will “give Sprint’s 45 million retail customers unlimited access to exclusive … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged David Deal, Jay-Z, Magna Carta Holy Grail, Rihanna, Samsung, Sprint, Superhype, Tidal
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Apple Pays Dearly for U2’s “Free” Music
Photo credit: Marcio Jose Sanchez, AP Let’s get something straight: U2 did not give away its new album, Songs of Innocence. To be sure, if you have iTunes, on September 9 you received a free copy (without asking for it) … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Music
Tagged Apple, Bob Lefsetz, Bono, David Deal, iTunes, Jay-Z, Magna Carta Holy Grail, Samsung, Songs of Innocence, Spotify, Superhype, Tim Cook, U2, YouTube
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Can Wu-Tang Clan Save the Record Album with “Once Upon a Time in Shaolin”?
When I first heard that trailblazing rap collective Wu-Tang Clan intends to release just one copy of its new album, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, I stopped what I was doing and had to learn more. And therein lies … Continue reading
Jay-Z Writes New Rules for Music Millionaires
Jay-Z says he’s writing new rules. But for whom? The multi-millionaire rapper created a firestorm of PR by launching an innovative deal with Samsung to distribute 1 million copies of his new Magna Carta Holy Grail album through a special … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities, Entertainment, Marketing, Music
Tagged AM, Amanda Palmer, Bandcamp, Billboard, Bob Lefsetz, Daria Musk, David Deal, Deerhunter, Gartner, Google, In Rainbows, Intel, Jay-Z, Kickstarter, Magna Carta Holy Grail, Mike McGuire, Nokia, OK Go, Radiohead, Samsung, Shawn Lee, State Farm, Superhype
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