david correia
March 23rd 07, 06:02 AM
> To back this up, Silverman explained to me that even though people are
> spending as much time in their cars as they used to, consumers have been
> turning off music stations in droves. 27 per cent since 2001, I believe,
> about on par with the declines of CD sales.
> You would think this means people are just listening to stolen music played
> on their Ipod Nanos, but consider this: Sales from independent labels are
> actually holding steady.
> To oversimplify things just a little, this indicates that the labels have
> been putting out a steady stream of prepackaged junk in an effort to appease
> the radio programmers and that consumers have been rejecting it.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacob-bernstein/on-the-the-state-of-the-m_b
_44038.html
David Correia
www.Celebrationsound.com
> spending as much time in their cars as they used to, consumers have been
> turning off music stations in droves. 27 per cent since 2001, I believe,
> about on par with the declines of CD sales.
> You would think this means people are just listening to stolen music played
> on their Ipod Nanos, but consider this: Sales from independent labels are
> actually holding steady.
> To oversimplify things just a little, this indicates that the labels have
> been putting out a steady stream of prepackaged junk in an effort to appease
> the radio programmers and that consumers have been rejecting it.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacob-bernstein/on-the-the-state-of-the-m_b
_44038.html
David Correia
www.Celebrationsound.com