Apple today announced it has launched its iTunes Store in fifty-six countries, including Russia, Turkey, India, South Africa. iTunes Stores are now available in a total 119...
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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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Spotify is adding to its growing apps platform with 12 new apps from taste-making record labels, including Def Jam and Matador, chock full of curated selections and starting points to discover new music on your own. Delete the scoop?
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Seattle based Audiogalaxy has launched a free online music streaming and locker service that combines the best of both with iTune's Match and Pandora. Audiogalaxy also seems certain to feel the legal wrath of record labels and other rightholders. Delete the scoop?
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"On June 25th, 2009 Michael Jackson was found dead at his Los Angeles home. The artist created, along with master producer Quincy Jones, the biggest selling album in history,..." Delete the scoop?
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More and more, companies are heading to festivals like SXSW and sidestepping record labels to get to new talent. Delete the scoop?
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Universal Music, Sony and EMI are all in license-renewal negotiations with the video-sharing service, sources say. Preventing piracy is a big issue. Read this blog post by Greg Sandoval on Media Maverick. Delete the scoop?
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