Monday’s Music Brief: Nokia, INgrooves, Bloggers Under Attack, Muziic & More

HYPEBOT FEATURES:

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  Major Nokia Music Announcement Wednesday
• Did They Have To Call It "Chicks With Picks"?
• INgrooves Adds Ben Kline As VP Of Sales
• Kyle Bylin's The Personalized Music Experience: The Future
• WaTunes Offers Free Digital Distribution
• Twitter Adds New Search And Trends Tools plus A Hypebot Twitter Contest
• Daily DIY – Why Your Band Should Be On Facebook
• Universal Wins Eminem Royalty Lawsuit
• REWIND: Last Week In Review

MORE INDUSTRY NEWS:

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  Google's Blogger is pulling more and more mp3's off blogs without warning. (ars)
• Muziic, created by a 15 year old, is likely to upset the powers that be at YouTube. (CNet)
• Mongrel, an indie supergroup which includes former and current members of Arctic Monkeys, Reverend And The Makers and Babyshambles teamed up with the UK's Independent to give away a free copy of their debut album with Saturday's newspaper, two days before the CD hits the shops. (Independent)
• What kind of person like country music? 50% of them don't have internet access. (Tennessean) And they tell us not to stereotype them….
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  The remaining US Virgin Megastores will be gone by summer. (Paste)
  
• The 10 Most Innovative Companies In Music (Fast Company)
• Big Pond becomes the first Australian download store other than iTunes to offer the catalog of all four majors. (stuff.co.nz)
• Austrian digital music revenues grew 14% to EUR 11.4M. (TelecomPaper)