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• Sigalon - May 17 2007 | music

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• 779100 - Feb 19 2007 | Sociale musiktjenester

  Gratis sange indtil de bliver populære. Jo flere downloads, jo dyrere sang.

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• adamant1988 - Feb 05 2007 | music, web 2.0, internet

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• jaguar75 - Jan 26 2007 | mp3 drm-free

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• danielmchu - Jan 26 2007 | music, web 2.0, indie

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• jujube - Jan 26 2007 | music, mp3, idea

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• Yasue - Jan 11 2007 | independent music

  An interesting concept...

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• Sigalon - Jan 11 2007 | music, rock, alternative

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• ehrenc - Jan 09 2007 | music, shopping, drm-free, indie, market, imported:del.icio.us

  A New Great way of Marketing A New Band or Purchasing or Downloading New Music in a Free Market kind of way.
• alexj - Jan 08 2007 | monetisation, Checked-out

  Potential monetisation ideas.

  Music downloads which start free and increase in price as they get more popular.

  Could be a way of starting to move older/less popular content?
• scottpierce - Jan 07 2007 | music

  Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music according to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• fortyjames - Jan 04 2007 | music

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• jammy - Jan 03 2007 | music

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• sonarc - Jan 03 2007 | music, indie, independent, free, download

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• trx - Jan 03 2007 | music, mp3

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• sprag80 - Jan 02 2007 | Music, Bookmarks Toolbar Folder, imported:bookmarks

  Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• Tomba - Jan 02 2007 | music

  Quoted: Amie Street empowers musicians to release, and music fans to discover, new and independent music in an online marketplace where listeners decide the price. Music fans can search for new music accroding to its price, genre, region, number of recommendations, as well as browsing the homepages of other Amie Street members. Musicians upload their music at no initial cost or risk (Amie Street does not take ownership of the music) and get 70% of the revenue from each sale. Amie Street is building a community where artists and their audience can directly interact with one another, leaving the music and the profits where they belong, in the hands of musicians and their fans.
• egorka - Feb 11 2008 | music, mp3, download, community, downloads, Business, shop, social, shopping, web2.0
• jason6anderson - Mar 17 2007 | mp3
• baratunde - Jan 29 2007 | music, web 2.0, indie, music2.0
• diegojock - Jan 26 2007 | imported:del.icio.us
• mlosee - Jan 26 2007 | music, web 2.0, del.icio.us
• antiwong - Jan 18 2007 | music, mp3, shopping, download, community
• desertdragon - Jan 04 2007 | audio, cool, music, imported:del.icio.us
• ricki888c - Jan 04 2007 | music, imported:del.icio.us
• kikipedia - Jan 03 2007 | for_theticks musica
• kikipedia - Jan 03 2007 | for_theticks, musica, imported:del.icio.us
• superflat - Jan 03 2007 | Inbox
• mikemeanswar - Jan 02 2007 | audio, mp3, music, shopping, store, imported:del.icio.us
• kubmg - Jan 02 2007 | community, independent, mp3, music, social, download, imported:del.icio.us
• Nebvin - Jan 02 2007 | Music
• vfrdude - Jan 02 2007 | music, imported:del.icio.us
• elvirs - Dec 14 2006 | music, imported:del.icio.us