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Dude where’s my music? If you’ve seen the movie “Dude Where’s My Car” it’s a little like that when it comes to moving your music around. The search continues for the perfect solution to get music from place to place while keeping it in sync. Is the cloud aka online storage the silver bullet?

Amazon.com has jumped into the game with their Amazon Cloud Drive, this online “hard drive” is where you can stream your music to your computer or Android phone. it’s not perfect but It’s a big player entering a legal gray space for licensing. As always with something new the Labels are suing already. Others like MOG and Rdio try for the all you can eat err listen, still others cling to the pay per download like Apple. From our discussion it’s a combination of a couple services to get what you want.

Then there is the music industry 800 pound gorilla in the room who are still clinging to the old model while seemly afraid of new ideas. If the average music buyer would subscribe to a all you can eat plan there would four fold their yearly music spend. Why wouldn’t you want that?

In episode #35 of the Nashville Tech Feed our panel of Lucas Hendrickson and Paul Schatzkin discuss Amazon’s Cloud Player and the labels response to the, streaming services, the future of the business of how you listen to music and more.

We finish as always with “What We’re Consuming”

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• David Beronja
• Lucas Hendrickson
• Paul Schatzkin

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Nashville Tech Feed episode #33 is the final part series with shorter one on one interviews with Podcamp Nashville 2011 speakers. The series the Five or 5, it’s five questions with a guest or five minutes which ever comes first.

We’re highlighting speakers at Podcamp Nashville who’s sessions we feel are value to see but signup isn’t where we would hope. This last interview is with a speaker who was an alternative and was added to the schedule only a week ago so he hasn’t had the exposure of the other sessions.

In the last episode we had William Griggs talking about his session Hustlenomics 101: From Idea To Business — Tips, Tools & Tactics That Work and in episode 33 Winston Hearn independent video producer answers questions about his presentation To Infinity and Beyond: The Basics of Online Video Production

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• Winston Hearn

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Nashville Tech Feed episode #32 is the third in our four part series with shorter one on one interviews with Podcamp Nashville 2011 speakers. The series the Five or 5, it’s five questions with a guest or five minutes which ever comes first.

We’re highlighting speakers at Podcamp Nashville who’s sessions we feel are value to see but signup isn’t where we would hope. They generally happen to be music related but that’s the nature of the Nashville Tech Feed we always seemed to get pulled into the music discussion.

In the last episode we had John Pisciotta talking about his session MusicRow 2.0 – How Nashville keeps the title of “Music City” In the New Entertainment World and in episode 32 William Griggs founder of GiveYear answers questions about his presentation Hustlenomics 101: From Idea To Business — Tips, Tools & Tactics That Work

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• William Griggs

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In Nashville Tech Feed episode #30 we temporally switch gears from our usual hour long panel format to a short one on one with a theme of Podcamp Nashville 2011. We are calling this series the Five or 5, it’s five questions with a guest or five minutes which ever comes first.

We’re highlighting speakers at Podcamp Nashville who’s sessions we feel are value to see but signup isn’t where we would hope. They generally happen to be music related but that’s the nature of the Nashville Tech Feed we always seemed to get pulled into the music discussion.

First presenter up is Charles Alexander, he is a performing songwriter, music entrepreneur, bioinformaticist and blogger. His session at Podcamp Nashville 2011 is Music Marketing Platforms – A Quick Hit Comparison. He recently wrote the article Musician – A Musician’s Guide to Podcamp Nashville and was quoted by HyperBot.com about his article reviewing TopSpin.

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• Charles Alexander

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The year 2010 flew by the Nashville Tech Feed picks our top stories for the year and then make predictions for 2011. Is the Nashville flood, or the Taylor Swift Moontoast venture or the successful year for the Nashville Entrepreneur Center the story of 2010? Are Tablets or XBOX Kinect the gadget of 2011 and what do they have to do with the Nashville or the Music Industry? We get our first critical listener letter and it's a doosy. As always we end with "What we're Consuming" sharing what have been reading, games playing or music listening too. We are joined by the top notch panel of Craig Havighurst, Paul Schatzkin and Kate O'Neill.

Hosts/Guests:

• David Beronja
• Lucas Hendrickson
• Craig Havighurst – String Theory Media
• Paul Schatzkin – Cohesion Arts
• Kate O'Neill – [meta]marketer

News/Links:

• 5 Predictions for the Music Industry in 2011 via Mashable (are these actual "predictions" or just statements of the obvious?)
• Tech predictions for 2011: The winners and losers via CNN
• The 10 biggest tech 'fails' of 2010 via CNN
• The 2010 technology of the year is … (Twitter) via O'Reilly Radar
• Tech's Winners and Losers of 2010 via Valleywag
• Michael's Best of Tech 2010 list via TUAW

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