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New Music Industry Briefing For Friday July 7, 2006

UPDATED: The EMI/WMG dance continues with both considering increased offers. (Times UK) – Sirius Satellite Radio had 600,460 new subscribers during the second quarter and XM increased by 398,000 over. Continue reading

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They Can’t Give Napster Away For Free On Campus

Even after several years music subscription services remain a seldom used sideshow.  They can’t even give Napster away for free on colleges campuses according to the Wall Street Journal. For. Continue reading

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Wind-Up Delivers Seether Direct To Gamers

Going where the audience is almost always makes smart marketing sense, and that’s just what indie Wind-Up is doing by delivering free content of alternative rockers Seether formated for the. Continue reading

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THE FIRM LAUNCHES “ARTIST-EMPOWERING” LABEL BACKED BY EMI

Mega-managers The Firm announced today that it is launching a new "artist-friendly music company" distributed by EMI in the U.S. The company will split all profits with artists rather than. Continue reading

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UPDATED: Concert Giant Live Nation Buys House Of Blues For $350 Million

UPDATED: Concert giant Live Nation is buying House of Blues Concerts and its venues for $350 million in cash.  Live Nation said the acquisition will expand its reach in the. Continue reading

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The Daily Dose = 1 Quote + 1 Download

"Always be a first-rate version of yourself instead of a second-rate version of someone else."  – Judy Garland Free Download – "The Greatest" by Cat Power from her new CD. Continue reading

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New Music Industry Briefing For Thursday July 6, 2006

– Rhode Island is working to become the first to provide wireless access throughout an entire state. (ZDNET) How much is a satellite radio subscription worth when you can listen. Continue reading

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LA Times Editorial Calls P2P A “Lost Opportunity”

"A year after a Supreme Court victory against online piracy, major labels and studios haven’t done enough to lure file sharers." So begins an LA Times editorial. "…free downloaders represent. Continue reading

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Microsoft To Market Wireless Player By Christmas

Microsoft will start selling a wireless digital music and video player to compete with Apple’s iPod by Christmas, according to Reuters and other sources. The new player would let users. Continue reading

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Coalition of Independent Music Stores’ Top 200 For Week Ending 7-02-06

Label Pos.  Artist  |   Title ATLG 1 GNARLS BARKLEY|ST. ELSEWHERE VAGR 2 DASHBOARD CONFE|DUSK & SUMMER WAR 3 RED HOT CHILI P|STADIUM ARCADI T&N 4 UNDEROATH|DEFINE THE GREAT LIN COL. Continue reading

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