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Static: A Hip-Hop Dialogue – Marketing Dollars, Mixtapes and the New Reality

Mike Moe
Mike Moe is a hip-hop producer based in Houston, Texas.
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In this segment of a panel discussion held at Loyola University, New Orleans in 2008, the panelists discuss how technological changes like Pro Tools have changed how hip-hop is made and distributed, and reveal which marketing methods are tried-and-true for getting the most bang for your marketing buck in large and small markets. They also discuss the copyright issues around mixtapes, and whether distributing mixtapes on a large scale is actually legal.



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March 2008
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Music Marketing | Rap/Hip-Hop

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Marketing | Strategy & Process | Genre | Hip-Hop
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