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DooBeeDooBeeDoo is a cross-cultural on-line magazine, based on the view that music and community are indivisible, and that musicians, consumers and record companies are all part of one community. The basic thrust of the editorial content is that a social awareness can be fostered through music.


Archive for the ‘Music business and Trading’


Roberto’s Wind’s and DooBeeDooBeeDoo proudly announce their collaboration!

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Text by Jim Hoey

Roberto’s Wind’s and DooBeeDooBeeDoo proudly announce their collaboration, a connection that wll unite the musicians who pass through Roberto’s doors with the visitors to DooBeeDooBeeDoo around the world who get their music and culture updates from this site.

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This is life: The Last Days for a Music Store Where Vinyl Has Respect

Picked up from Nedslist

Geekologie: the music industry and piracy by the numbers!

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Music business? Is it a business? What does stand music business stand for? Who owns the music industry? What is the musician’s share? Where does the money go? Who doesn’t want to pay or buy?

Questions……..questions and many more. Here are some answers to these questions provided by GEEKOLOGIE.

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TUMI Crafts – an introduction

Tumi Crafts was founded in 1978 by Mo Fini promoting fair trade crafts and goods with Latin America, working closely with organisations such as Traidcraft and Oxfam Trading, specialising in distribution and mail order online of world fairly traded crafts.

We sell a wide range of fair trade products from Latin America, including fair trade jewellery, crafts, pottery, musical instruments, glass, tiles, paintings, games, toys, carvings, mirrors, hats, accessories, soft furnishings, plaques, dolls, puppets and more.

The videos shown here were recorded by Mo Fini and his partner Lucy Davies during their travels in Latin America in the 1980s, and record the traditional crafts of villagers in Peru and Mexico.

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