NPH has been a bit slow jumping on the digital download bandwagon. iTunes, Real Rhapsody, Yahoo Music, Napster: they all look cool, but NPH can't bring himself to jump into a phenomenon with a questionable financial benefit and an even more questionable business model.
But here's one that I may get into. BurnLounge is working on getting more independent artists out there and on compensating artists more fairly for their work.
Happy downloading.
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
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