Please move your subscription to mi03.net as that's the place where it's all gonna happen the coming months.
As promised, me and my old classmates are going to whoop a blog more intensive as this one was. With more backgrounds and more media2.0
see you there!
CLICK!
Wednesday, 23 January 2008
Tuesday, 22 January 2008
Friday, 18 January 2008
The launch
me and my old classmates are launching a website about the music industry. including my blog. So I'm moving my digital ass over there on Monday I hope.
www.mi03.net will be a place to go in the future.
www.mi03.net will be a place to go in the future.
Thursday, 17 January 2008
EMI 'leaks' future plans
Obtained by Digital Music News, clickable right HERE
I got excited over this line: "A new global functional organization structure for the business as a whole will be in place by the end of June, 2008" (!)
Did I hear global and functional, business as a whole? Hate to say, but I was expecting something like this (see previous posts).
I got excited over this line: "A new global functional organization structure for the business as a whole will be in place by the end of June, 2008" (!)
Did I hear global and functional, business as a whole? Hate to say, but I was expecting something like this (see previous posts).
EMI = 'Vision' ? You tell me!
Click for an article about the 'sick' Majors of the music business
Credits to Boycott-riaa.com for publishing another great article.
Note from my side:
In the article the 'chiefs' of the Majors get severely criticized, only EMI stays in the clear because they have 'vision'. Told you before. They should move forward looking for a way to run their business in the 21st century.
Because I know a guy that worked for EMI and back then they were struggling over moving from tape to CDs. The guy (who taught me the world of blog, future of music, Gerd Leonhard & Seth Godin) is not active anymore within EMI - but still teaches kids like me about the industry.
There is a call for change. Somebody answer it. Let the messiah in.
Credits to Boycott-riaa.com for publishing another great article.
Note from my side:
In the article the 'chiefs' of the Majors get severely criticized, only EMI stays in the clear because they have 'vision'. Told you before. They should move forward looking for a way to run their business in the 21st century.
Because I know a guy that worked for EMI and back then they were struggling over moving from tape to CDs. The guy (who taught me the world of blog, future of music, Gerd Leonhard & Seth Godin) is not active anymore within EMI - but still teaches kids like me about the industry.
There is a call for change. Somebody answer it. Let the messiah in.
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