Within the last couple of years, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah! has proven that the internet is a viable marketing environment without involving the radio juggernaut. Within the first two years of their existence, they had sold 90,000 copies of their debut album by dealing with distribution companies directly. However, CYHSY! is still an extreme phenomenon. I think the key to the future of music is making it more efficient for bands to follow this path. Myspace is cool for bands who don't have the time to make their own website and want to stream some free stuff to fans, but it really sucks for finding new music. Last.fm is a step in the right direction, but for whatever reason I don't enjoy using it for anything but the charts.