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by domp 20y ago
Yeah I agree. The amount of money is no doubt going down. I mean my brother's studio can make a recording that sounds close to the 50 grand ones by just putting triggers on the drums and doing all these other tricks. Would a big musician pa
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by domp 20y ago
I completely realize that. 1000 bucks for an album is not reasonable though. At this point it's around 10 grand for a solid album with an okay producer. That's still a big investment for a small band. Production costs will never reach zero
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10 Reasons why proposals fail(instigatorblog.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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7 rules to maximize your creative output(stevepavlina.com)
6 points by domp 20y ago|1 comments
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by domp 20y ago
I don't know much about the film industry so I won't try and touch on that issue. But with music, the content distribution is obviously free on the internet. Production is definitely not. If you're talking about a junk recording than yeah.
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by domp 20y ago
I disagree with his outlook on the music biz. I think that recorded music does have a value. Although there is a small cost to produce it these days every musician dreams of making money off of it. No musician enjoys giving their music up f
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by domp 20y ago
Yup thats the confusion. Thanks
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by domp 20y ago
I'm not gonna lie I watched it a lot tonight. I really would have enjoyed it better if the sound was better though. It was hard to hear the speaker and a lot of the conversations. Wasn't Justin supposed to speak in front of everyone?
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by domp 20y ago
I thought about that idea too. I definitely think that one of the 8 Y-Combinator teams should get a person to film the whole experience from start to finish. It seems like everyone on this news feed is dying to see how it all is done.
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What's everyone's thoughts on justin.tv?
10 points by domp 20y ago|28 comments
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by domp 20y ago
Thanks for posting this brlewis. I might attend. Do you know if it's free for anyone to just show up?
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by domp 20y ago
Although working at a startup will give you the most experience I feel that people mainly go to startup school to hear success stories and be in the company of other entrepreneurs(as well as look for like-minded people to be involved in the
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by domp 20y ago
This post says the wrong number of comments. Weird.
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by domp 20y ago
Another thing that happens too with this cramming of industries is that all of the legitimate good ideas are blended in with the others. It becomes harder for a business with a great idea to not be compared to every other obvious idea in th
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by domp 20y ago
Another issue with DRM is that the artists really have no control over if their product has it or not. When they started recalling albums at SonyBMG some artists were unaware that the label had put this protection on their product.
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Tutorlinker has a new design(techcrunch.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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Goplan launches project management and collaboration app(blog.webreakstuff.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|2 comments
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Absolutely Parents: A new digg-type Parenting site(centernetworks.com)
2 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley are thriving as stock market is rocky(money.cnn.com)
2 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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Google blog search is open. Any thoughts?(blogsearch.google.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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Ladies who Launched: A look at women entrepreneurs(businessweek.com)
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20 Smartest Companies to Start(money.cnn.com)
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Divvio - Sets out to be "the google of audio-visual"(ohio.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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by domp 20y ago
Why not just make your service good to every user instead of focusing on those people you think you need to impress? I think that every user should have the same great experience and not just a handful of hand-picked consumers. If you have
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Steekr - New online storage startup(webware.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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by domp 20y ago
I totally agree. The RIAA wants a bigger cut of the internet radio market and don't want to become extinct. I mean it's not going to kill the established ones who can pay it like Pandora or Last.fm. But it will really make the barriers of e
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by domp 20y ago
I agree. I'm real into the fact that I can see if people responded to any comments I've said without trying to find the post again.
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Is Pandora done with? Online radio seems doomed!(blog.pandora.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|2 comments
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by domp 20y ago
It seems like a decent program. The location threw me off though. I'm not interested in moving to Colorado anytime soon. But I'm pretty sure it's a decent place to start a business even though other locations such as Silicon Valley of Bosto
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by domp 20y ago
I apologize if this is a repeat. I should have assumed Guy's whole site is probably somewhere on this news feed.

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