Monthly Archives: July 2009
DIY Daze
Moving city-to-city each year, DIY Days is a rad conference that tries to start real dialog about funding, distribution, and strategy in the arts. Up next is Philly on the first of August, where I’ll be speaking on a panel … Continue reading
Nonprofit?
“Why nonprofit?” That’s usually the first question. The answer has a few parts, but starts simply: because it’s the right fit for what CASH Music is trying to do. It’s important to understand just what it means to be a … Continue reading
High-quality Jewelcase
There isn’t much doubt that the CD is on life support. At best. But in the last week I saw a few telling signs, the first of which is the title to this post. “High-quality Jewelcase” is a bullet on … Continue reading
CASH Music
I need to talk about CASH Music more than I do. So I’ll blog at least once a week, and Twitter more openly. I’m swamped trying to keep up with the demands of CASH Music, but it’s the most rewarding job I’ve ever had. There are people ready to join the effort, but I’m still working on how to make that happen. And I’m asking for help — not just donations but belief and support in spreading the word. Thanks. Continue reading