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Who Pays For Music? - The Dish

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Every year, digital keeps booming - but the pie keeps shrinking. And to illustrate the trend, here’s a year-by-year breakdown of physical and digital percentages, with the broader size of the pie scaled to overall recording industry revenues. These are US-based revenue figures supplied by the RIAA; figures in $millions. 

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The Past 30 Years of Record Sales (US)

Click on the link and go to the original post from Digital Music News for comments and all the 30 pie charts.

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Father’s Day 2011: What Will America Buy Dads? [Infographic]

Father’s Day is right around the corner and that means it’s time for consumers to think about how they will show the special dads in their lives just how much they care. Father’s Day spending is expected to reach $11 billion dollars this year, but what can dads expect? Another tie, a new football, or something else?

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Google’s new “Think Quarterly” book is absolutely genius. The first issue focuses on data. The design is smart, creative and extremely intriguing. Check it out!

Yes it is!

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The REAL Death Of The Music Industry

Very interesting read.

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Everything You Really Need To Know About Blockbuster’s Bankruptcy

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How Much Do Music Artists Earn Online?

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The Music Industry Pie