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Burnlounge promoter Scott Elliot has agreed to pay $20K towards a $117,000 settlement with the FTC over the companies pyramid practices.
Wired's Eliot Von Buskirk raises the issue of start-ups giving equity to copyright holders in exchange for the right to exploit their content until profitable. The discussion centers around a recent white paper which promotes the concept.
Dusko Justic celebrated his two-year anniversary of Feel Different, a long running party currently stationed at NYC's Leopard Lounge. We've got pics and a link to where you can get that hot pearl faux patent leather trench-coat Jessica Bendig was sporting.
Compete.com analyzes online music destinations. Finds that streaming is far and away the most popular way to listen to online music.
Junki XL and Tommie Sunshine at Buzz, May 9th Washington DC
Netmix Media founder, Tony Zeoli, gets some camera time at Web 2.0 Expo.
Wired Magazine interview Muxtapes founder. Legality? Let's skirt around the issue.
Jeff Dachis and Austin Ventures enter into $50 Million agreement to launch corporate software as a service businesses with a social focus.
Where are all the Music 2.0 companies at Web 2.0 Expo. Not many here. I'm a bit disappointed, but I guess it's what I expected. This is more social media than music, but music is dependent upon social media, which is why I find it funny that no one I know is here. Maybe they're waiting for Web 2.0 NYC in September.
I'm headed out to San Francisco for next week's O'Reilly/TechWeb Web 2.0 Expo. I'll be arriving in San Fran on Monday night and attending the conference, workshops and trade show on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. I hope to be able to blog and Twitter my travels and experiences all week, so stay tuned.