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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Your guess is as good as mine! But one of the most successful indie labels I know was started by someone with no experience at all in music - but lots of experience in digital marketing.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Because labels run properly have great data to market more effectively, and can spin up tried and trusted playbooks, because they tend to be genre specialists. An electronic artist won't sign to a folk label - but a folk artist signing
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
There are lots of smaller independent record labels making good money from streaming - and some making really quite large amounts of money from streaming, often with very small teams. A lot of people talk about tiny payments from streaming,
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
A lot of Guardian readers excoriate the Daily Mail as low quality clickbait and "not journalism", whilst seeming perfectly content to suckle from the teats of the Guardian's own clickbait farm, presumably comforting themselve
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
> There are quite a few niche YT channels in the 25k -> 100k range who are getting by, but most of them only make any money from sponsorships and product placements. Isn’t this a pretty good definition of the long tail though? They ar
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I always find it strange that the “wealth” of people like Larry Ellison is based on the public market price of their companies. He owns 42% or Oracle, and so there is no way that he could realise that value at current market rates. Oracle h
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I can’t exactly pinpoint what it is about this but I can’t help feeling that there’s a certain irony in you taking a screenshot of a perfectly readable, accessible post on here and posting that as (to my mind) a less readable less accessibl
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
This is terrible journalism. The actual methodology for this “research” - carried out by a business loan broker - is here: https://clarifycapital.com/the-future-of-investment-pitching Nobody invested anything, it was just a
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Interesting. I’ve been feeling for the past couple of months that Apple Weather is wildly inaccurate suddenly, and when I’ve mentioned this to a few other people they’ve all said “what, you too? I thought it was just me!” That could just be
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
I own a b2b news company. It's not big, but in the sector it operates it's fairly influential. We never really bothered much with social media. We've recently been doing a more there, and treating it as a content destination,
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Pat them dry before you put them in the pan. No splatter.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Your summary of this is very good. It’s a really simple and intuitive way to express something very complex.
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
That’s a bit of an oversimplification. Smaller creators who are making music absolutely can and do benefit from the fees that pass through the “monopoly license fee holders” - collective management organisations. For example in the UK if
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by saaaaaam 3y ago
Hold the line music is absolutely copyrighted in a way that you can’t post a conversation containing that music to a channel that you are monetising, without compensating the creators of the music.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
If you’re that worried about domain expiry then how on earth can your registrar offer a warranty that satisfies you? Registrars can go bust. Hosts can go bust.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
When you say “bullied” what do you actually mean? Is it active bullying or passive bullying? By which I mean has he been regularly and systematically picked on and ostracised/humiliated/physically hurt or is it just a few passing
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
This is not true. The artist signs a deal with a promoter for a show. The promoter owns the tickets and can sell them how they wish. Depending on the deal the artist does with the promoter they may get a fixed fee or they may get a fixed fe
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
<3
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I don’t think many health conscious people would even be thinking of eating at this place. Highly processed white bread with unnaturally thick highly processed batter on a small amount of vegetable cooked in god knows what oil that has prob
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I don’t know - here in the U.K. it’s getting fairly significant coverage on BBC, Sky News etc. The Today Programme on Radio 4 (which is the “definitive” establishment news programme) has been covering it quite a lot.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
No, but they will likely see topline coverage in big media - and then their takeaway of that topline may well be “SBF wrote a blog saying FTX was solvent and administrators could refund customers but haven’t”
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I work with a corporate client developing specialist learning content. They would love this sort of thing, but unless I’m reading your pricing wrong then $4.2k a year for just five pieces of content max is insane pricing. I also own a b2b p
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
Softening toilet water means there’s less limes SLE build up in the bowl and around the rim which means the toilet is easier to clean. Softening cleaning water means your clothes come out - well, quite literally softer. And last longer.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I’ve been able to do this for about five years over here in the U.K. - and very regularly do.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I’ve pretty much always run my own businesses or worked as a specialist (non technical) consultant. A few years back I was offered an interesting sounding fixed term contract working for an EU company that had acquired a US company and want
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
Luna. Even worse than Bailey.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
Right, but I don’t have one and don’t want yet another set of credentials to manage.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
Another blocker: I have to sign up with a Microsoft account?! What.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
I used to run one of the biggest territories in the world for one of the biggest digital music distributors in the world. This is a very blunt estimator based on questionable data and questionable assumptions about the listeners.
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by saaaaaam 4y ago
One of my businesses is just me. I don’t need 20 users. I’ll never need 20 users. But you don’t allow business use. My other business is 5 people. We’d never need 20 users. I’d need two or three max. I’d love to use this. But I can’t, becau

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