Get your own music to iTunes
Music publishing
Tunecore offers possibility to get your music to iTunes for free, and for addiional 99c add it to Napster, eMusic, Musicnet, Sony Connect and so on. Er, who needs those record companies.

MySpace will offer musicians a way to sell their music online
Music publishing
The 3-million strong musician community at MySpace will be able to sell their music online for a fee that they choose, with a small processing fee for MySpace. The download format will be MP3, without DRM.

Tamago offers musicians an easy way to distribute their music for money
Music pubilshing
Built by artists for artists, Tamago connects its members' computers into one big network, enabling everyone to access each other's media to download and buy. Tamago ensures the publisher of a file receives a royalty every time it is sold. Members who distribute files to other members during a sale earn commissions. We figure, "it's your computer, your space, and your time-- you should get paid for it."

Check out Wired Magazine's Music Reborn September 2006 issue
Music industry
Dragged down by its own bulk and ripped apart by the rebellious energy of the file-sharing revolution, the recording industry hit rock bottom. That was three years ago. Today, signs of renewal are everywhere: amazing technologies, smart business models, even ingtones as hit singles. The best part? An explosion of creativity from artists and fans alike. Rock on.

MySpace is a great best place for newcomer artists to be famous
Music promotion
Set up your site quickly and easily, upload and stream music and videos, list your live shows, write your blog, expand your fan network, sell ringtones - what's the need to press cds?