Music Dealers Blog

05/10/2013 - 15:11

Music Dealers x Matthew Tishler

Multi-platinum songwriter and music producer Matthew Tishler has written and produced songs for artists, television series, films, and commercials including Ashley Tisdale, Kumi Koda, Coca-Cola & many more.

He had some time to sit down and share some info about himself, his experiences in music licensing & more.

Check it out.

05/10/2013 - 10:55

Dick's Sporting Goods Running: Asmeret Berhe

Dick's Sporting Goods presents a web series with true stories about runners and what they run for. Every morning at 3:30 a.m. Asmeret Berhe, a mother of two, is out running the Brooklyn streets in pursuit of her goals. Music Dealers' artist Andrew Oye provided the backdrop for this powerful story

05/09/2013 - 15:39

Music and Equity Crowdfunding

Over the last fifteen years, since the advent of the worldwide web, there has been a revolution in the world of finance. More money is being raised online today than ever before from crowds of like-minded investors, consumers, and communities of fans, especially in the creative arts. The phenomenon is global and has all the hallmarks of a higher growth early stage industry, with newer sites making the difference in the last couple of years. Kickstarter and Indiegogo, for instance, have taken over much business from ArtistShare, the first ever music fan funded site started more than ten years ago.

05/09/2013 - 12:51

Kyocera - If The Document Is Important The Company Is Important

Kyocera Corporation is a multinational electronics and ceramics manufacturer headquartered in Kyoto, Japan.  This global spot focuses on documents that help our world advance as a whole and how important the technology, software, workflow, apps, printing, security and the company behind them are. It is a great message that can sometimes get lost in the shuffle.

05/08/2013 - 13:06

YouTube - How Labels & Artists Can Get The Most From The Video Site

Labels, publishers and artists still aren't getting the most from YouTube - and the giant video sharing site has done something about it.

As hosted by Music Week through here, YouTube has produced a step-by-step basics guide (a 'Playbook') for rightsholders to maximising the potential of their music on the site.

Subjects covered include optimising videos for better discovery, the frequency of uploads, using talent to 'sell' videos to consumers, cross promotion, engaging with fans and much more besides.

You can read/download the 40-page guide online through here.

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