"If only 'embracing failure' was as easy as Silicon Valley makes it out to be. Because it seems that all the quick-footed success of Turntable.fm could be hamstringing this company's ability to quit the race, and stop burning cash."
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From physical to digital, a complete view of what might be the future of the music industry
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The German music market, the world's third largest, is finally catching up to the digital era, according to a new study co-sponsored by the German music association BVMI. In... Delete the scoop?
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Increase contributes to overall revenue rise amounting to around $780 million for the period. 
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August 9, 2012 6:20 AM
that's good news for benefactors of online music business!
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Now that word got out about Spotify's impending launch in Germany, local music streaming company Simfy would like to let everyone know they're still around, kicking butt and taking ... Delete the scoop?
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Piracy has cost the German music industry $660 million in lost revenue and nearly $200 million for the country’s film industry, according to a recent study by... Delete the scoop?
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Grooveshark has pulled its operations out of Germany citing high licensing costs demanded by German rights organization GEMA, but with lawsuits from each of the four major... Delete the scoop?
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