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24 Sep This post is from from my other blog here Since the Internet stepped in the music distribution game, the music industry is suffering. In a way, music labels have always over-priced music albums, so when it became easy to freely share music through P2P softwares, fans just left the stores to download their favorite songs online. Music juggernauts like iTunes have managed to build a stable music economy online, but for the Founders of Popcuts, that is not enough to tackle the economic crisis music artists are going through. For the newly-launched startup, it is not music distribution that needs to be redefined: Fans need to be rewarded for ... Click here to read the entire blog post
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