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Blog Name: BigChampagne News
Url: http://bigchampagne.tumblr.com/
Language: English
Topics: internet, music, piracy
Description: My work blog.
Popularity: 4 Followers

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Now Playing: Jay-Z's Data-Driven Setlist...
Digital Music News: As revenue sources continue to shift, touring is becoming increasingly important.  The live performance sector has its own demons, most notably macroeconomic pressures, though the show is a unique experience that is difficult to reproduce.  But how can artists maximize that experience by playing the songs that fans want to hear the most? For newer artists, the challenge is getting enough material together to fill a set.  But for multi-album, multi-decade artists with long-term, loyal followings, the question becomes more complicated.  Fans certainly want the classics; the sing-a-lo
Just Like Old Times: 50 Cent Rush-Releasing Leaky Album...
Digital Music News: Before leaks were automatic, labels would rush-release big titles that slipped early.  Nowadays, the more frequent reaction is to stick with existing dates, but for 50 Cent, a more aggressive approach is being applied. According to data partner BigChampagne, the 50 album, Before I Self Destruct, first started leaking on October 28th - nearly one full month before a street date of November 23rd.  That prompted Interscope executives to strike an iTunes exclusive starting November 10th, according to details shared by Hits M
When Divas Leak... Rihanna, Lady Gaga Now Unleashed
Digital Music News: Shouldn’t Beyonce and Mariah have something leaking this week, just to keep up with the other divas?  Tracks from Rihanna’s new album, Rated R, have been slipping one-by-one for the past week, and according to information tracked by BigChampagne, the full album surfaced last weekend.   File-sharers are, of course, combing through the pre-release for references and hints regarding the Chris Brown incident, and all this chatter and curiosity will most likely boost album
The 'In Rainbows' Experiment: Did It Work?
The 'In Rainbows' Experiment: Did It Work?: NPR: Despite the fact that the band offered a legal free and low-cost option to obtain the album from its Web site, piracy was up. Way, way up. In fact, In Rainbows was downloaded from unauthorized sources at 10 times the rate of new releases from other top artists. On file-sharing networks, 400,000 copies of In Rainbows were swapped in a week. By the end of the month, the number was more than 2 million. “Frequently,
Hulu's Backers Bicker as Web Video Soars
CNET: So what? What does it mean if the studios hobble Hulu? Consumers have watched TV for over half-a-century. They can still go back there. Right? Eric Garland, CEO of Big Champagne, a company that tracks traffic on peer-to-peer sites—where most illegal file sharing occurs—told me recently that consumers are heading online for video entertainment and he doesn’t expect them to return to their traditional viewing habits ever again. Garland’s data

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