Factmag.com: "Inside album leaks: how do they happen, how do we stop them, and do they even matter?"

This is a very interesting read.

"To find out more about leaks in 2015 – how they happen, how to counter them, whether they affect sales and whether they will ever disappear – I spoke to a series of label managers, A&Rs and artist managers at both independent and major labels, including LuckyMe’s Dominic Flannigan, Tri Angle’s Robin Carolan (who was heavily involved in the making of Vulnicura) and Peter Quicke of Ninja Tune, the label involved in a the very public fall-out of a leak in 2011. Several of the people I interviewed, for obvious reasons, chose to speak anonymously."

Click here to read the full article on factmag.com

Huffington Post: Madonna's "Living for Love" is her "best work in a decade"

Huffington Post very quickly reviewed Madonna's new video, stating<br />
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"Madonna presents herself as queen of the big top without relying on allusions to her own résumé to prove she is the master of the postmodern pop scene. She uses her ongoing prowess to vanquish the beasts who grunt and shove their way across her stage. This is the Madonna video we've waited a decade for, and it hails from what sounds like the makings of the Madonna album we've anticipated for just as long."<br />
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You can read the complete review <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/05/madonna-living-for-love-video_n_6622962.html">here</a>.