Links - Week Ending November 25, 2012

Last week's reading list:

Spotify’s plan for rescuing the music industry: let it fall apart first by Christopher Mims  via @JasonHirschhorn

The Loudness War Analyzed by Paul Lamere via @SAEAtlanta 

House Republicans: Copyright Law Destroys Markets; It's Time For Real Reform by Mike Masnick via @jherskowitz  

Having a Mobile Strategy Is Like Having a 'Laptop' Strategy 20 Years Ago: The Reality Is Mobile Is Not Just Another Channel by: Jon Steinberg via @MediaReDEF

Looking to Industry for the Next Digital Disruption by Steve Lohr

Kickstarter: Funding revolution or digital panhandling by Rob Fahey via @fluxresearch

Links - Week Ending November 18, 2012

Personal Managers Group Sues to Stop Enforcement of the Talent Agencies Act by Eriq Gardner

Retweeting Without Reading? Yeah, It’s Happening– and It Affects Journalism Strategy on Twitter by Kevin Loker via @MediaReDEF

Spotify Is Having A Good 2012: Revenues Could Reach $500M As It Expands The Digital Music Market by Eric Eldon via @digitalmusicorg 

These Music Spaces Hit Hard By Sandy – Here’s How You Can Help by Justin Colletti via @NYC_Sound

Why the Music Industry Needs Another iPod Moment by Mark Mulligan

Are You a Brand or a Business? by Jeff Korhan 

Apple Lets First Artist and Label Subscriptions into iTunes by Eliot Van Buskirk via @musicregistry

How Much Do Digital Music Services Pay Copyright Owners? [INFOGRAPHIC] by Hisham Dahud via ‏@Greenleaf_Music

Emergency Readiness, Response & Recovery - Hurricane Sandy Recovery Resources For Arts Organizations via @youvecottmail 

Changes to Charts by Billboard Draw Fire by James C. Mckinley Jr.

Back in the Groove After the Storm by Nate Chinen