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Muxtape was another service that allowed people to upload and share streaming versions of their music library (10 tracks max I think). Cool idea, nicely done, but been done before, been sued before, been killed before. So this is just what happened to Muxtape a few days ago, see below. We all knew this was coming but... when will the labels ever learn? This is your AUDIENCE. Your USERS. Your LIFE BLOOD.
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u need to talk to all the labels...they are seriously, seriously lost. I just recently went to visit an A&R at Interscope and they are literally clueless as to what is going on out here....talk about running in place on a mouse wheel yo.
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Posted by: DJ BackSIde | August 24, 2008 at 09:36 AM