Here's some exclusive info that you don't know about :)

Blumberg · Joined: 29 Jan 2002 Posts: 217

Not sure if anybody cares, but I figure that some of you certainly do:

I got word that mp3.com is now accepting indie tracks. Go to the front page and see the beta signup form.

You know that the site gets monster traffic to it, so it can be a place that you can redirect the listener to your own site, etc - always was great for that at least.

Oh, and they may be selling tracks too - that may be in the works (can't say).

MIKE BURN

Indeed!!!!!!!!! :eek

THANKS A LOT FOR THE TIP, David!

As crazy as you are, you are always among the best informed and just in time

MIKE
mikeburn and friends

MIKE BURN

BTW.... Besonic.com finally got their act together and are online since last sunday

Seismic Anamoly · Joined: 22 Aug 2002 Posts: 3039

It's True....

MP3.COM

Hell....they misspelled the already misspelled word. :toc

Sterling30 · Joined: 18 Apr 2003 Posts: 249

By posting or uploading content onto our site you are granting us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to host your material on our servers and make those materials available to users across CNET’s family of Internet sites in a variety of ways including through streams, downloads, on mobile devices and through the aggregation and presentation of your content with content uploaded by other artists.

By uploading your music onto our site you agree to waive any copyright royalty or other fee to which you may be entitled, including but not limited to any music publishing, mechanical reproduction, performance, union or guild payments. You also agree to take sole responsibility for any royalties, fees or other monies owned to any person by reason of any content you post on our site.

Blumberg · Joined: 29 Jan 2002 Posts: 217

There ARE tracks on the site for sale. What you posted is pretty much the regular artist agreement on sites - not that it is good, but pretty standard.

We bend over, and they do what they do best - we just have to brace ourselves first so that it doesn't hurt as much.

So don't upload your entire library of tracks. Just give em a taste and leave them interested in hearing more.

Sterling30 · Joined: 18 Apr 2003 Posts: 249

Very eloquently put David and right on the mark. From what I'm reading so far, they want nothing but clicks from the new people signing up., I suspect some type of pfp scenario can't be to far off..