Monday, December 23rd  |  Auto Shazam

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Monday, December 23rdAuto ShazamYes, that does sound like a spell or a maybe your grandfather's favorite catch phrase. But this story caught our eye because it highlights a trend we're likely to see flourish in 2014. As Gigaom put it, "the rise of the always-on microphone" and products whose functionality is triggered solely by certain sounds or words.More on this and other top stories from the week below. Also, don't forget to go claim your vine URL... no news yet on when twitter will launch the vine web profiles, but we're interested in the idea of online vine galleries that make it easier to search and find "vined" content. 

[Interview] The Owners of the Newly Opened London Modular Showroom

Star Trek v. Star Trak: Pharrell Interviews Leonard Nimoy

Dev Hynes Lectures NYU on Synthetic Composition and Releases “Cupid Deluxe”

Cornell Researchers 3D Print a Loudspeaker via SoundCtrl

Young Guru and Google Glass Music

YouTube’s Musiconomy: An Infographic by VideoInk via SoundCtrl

Record Label Owner Playing Along With Tech

A (Friendly) Industry Debate on Digital Music News

An Emerging Creative Renaissance

Shazam adds automatic music and TV show recognition to its iPhone app via Gigaom

Lady Gaga Splits From Manager And Rising Tech Investor Troy Carter

Someone Had to Invent Karaoke—This Guy Did via The Atlantic

Bieber’s Manager Starts Music Investment Fund

10 Artists You Should Have Known In 2013 via NPR Music

How a Brain Tumor Made the Co-Founder of Rap Genius Rethink Business

With $2.2M In New Funding, SeatGeek Acquires And Shuts Down Ticketing Competitor FanSnap via TechCrunch

Lyor Cohen Unveils 300, New Content Company...

Vine opens up vanity URL reservations for verified Twitter users via The Next Web

Inside Guy Oseary and Paul McGuinness' $30M Live Nation Deal...

Artists Angry with TuneCore and INDmusic Over YouTube Claims via Billboard

Metronomy’s “I’m Aquarius” Released on The Night Sky App

Who Needs Labels? Midem Interviews Horst Weidenmuller of !K7 via SoundCtrl

Red Bull Revolutions in Sound LIVE

More people want digital music for Christmas via NME

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