There is an abundance of articles online, detailing the many ways in which the music industry has fell victim to villainous pirates. Some might call it propaganda. However, the internet is breathing life back into an otherwise stale industry.
We at the Restoring Music Foundation believe the key to valuing music lies where it all began, a thought. The battle ground is in the mind.
Today I am proud to announce that Samuel Agini has joined Dotted Music as an editor and writer.
Do you get the traditional jewel case, or the thin jewel case? Do you choose a digipak with multiple full-color panels, or do you just chuck it in a paper sleeve and go the simple route?
The article by Chris Purifoy, Co-founder of the Restoring Music Foundation, and is based upon a crowdsourced research document titled, “Defining the Music Industry Crisis.”
“Don’t forget to rate [insert album/movie] at the bottom of your article.” It’s one command, by an editor I worked for, that irked me with no avail. It’s funny how everything in this world can be boiled down to the traditional academic system that emblazons a permanent number on your head.
