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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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Jérôme Rastoldo
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"Yesterday The New York Times picked up the hopeful news from the global music business that the revenue freefall from $38 billion a year more than a decade ago appears to have stopped at $16.5 billion, leaving the industry at less than half its pre-digital size." Delete the scoop?
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New IFPI report: A&R spending represents 16% of global recorded music revenue... Delete the scoop?
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Trade revenue generated by the global recorded music industry in 2011 dropped by 3% to $16.6 billion, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic... Delete the scoop?
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February 26, 4:53 PM
The global recorded music industry is on a path to recovery, fuelled by licensed digital music services and rapid expansion into new markets internationally. Recorded music is also helping drive a broader digital economy, according to IFPI's annual Digital Music Report. Delete the scoop?
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Universal Music Group’s attempt to put its own spin on an influential report on the music business has competitors fuming, The Post has learned. Delete the scoop?
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