I just started my subscription to Emusic again. Emusic is one of the biggest site for indie music download sales, and works on a subscription model, so you pay for a certain number of tracks a month. I get 50 tracks for £11.99, I think. My music’s been up on Emusic for quite a while, and a fa...

Andrew Dubber over at New Music Strategies has just posted a fantastic blog post - Do I Really Have To Blog?. His answer (initially, 'yes of course' but much longer and in detail) is just about the best list of reasons I've ever read for musicians blogging. I'll add just one thing to it - a blog is ...

Thanks so much for all the comments and feedback about the first Managing Information Streams post. Some GREAT stuff in the comments there. I want to follow that up with what is fast becoming my favourite web-filter, and will hopefully become my primary interface with my network - Twitter. The tech ...

This will (I think) be the first in a series of posts about this, mainly because it's an ongoing struggle and area of conceptual development. So, I'll start by saying where my problem lies - a lot of the stuff online about being overwhelmed by email starts by talking about spam. Apart from when I've...

Jeff Schmidt just linked to this article via his Google Shared Items (find them in the side bar on his blog and grab the RSS feed) - Facebook Music Rocks, in which the author waxes lyrical about how functional the Facebook music pages are. Which is true, they are, functionally, kicking the ass of My...