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New Music Industry Briefing For Monday July 24, 2006

– European and US regulators and weak markets have not been nice to record industry stocks in recent weeks: Warner Music closed the week at $25.46 off a 52 week. Continue reading [https://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2006/07/new_music_indus_7.html]

– European and US regulators and weak markets have not been nice to record industry stocks in recent weeks:

  • Warner Music closed the week at $25.46 off a 52 week high of $32
  • EMI closed at 260 pounds off a 52 week high around 320 on the London Exchange
  • Sony ended the week at $41.00 after a 52 week high of $52.29
  • The more diverse Vivendi Universal close at $32.88 off from a 52 week high of $37.20

Analysts react to the announcement that Microsoft will challenge Apples iPod/iTunes under the

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Zune moniker. "This is the only run at Apple that has a chance." (AFP) (original Zune announcement)

Madonna

– A look at why Madonna gets no love from radio. (Kings Of A&R)

– How the unofficial mix tape market helps drive hip hop sales and marketing. (NY Times)

– Music blog Stereogum gets hacked…sort of… (Stereogum)