More Music Industry News: Google Music China, Sirius, EU Backs Net Restrictions & More
Early Results From Google’s China Music Service (paidContent)- The indie rock scene and record labels to support it are flourishing in Olympia, WA. (Weekly Volcano)
- Nokia gets some exclusives on the new Rhiannon release. (press release)
- Live Nation/Ticketmaster U.K. merger inquiry extended. (Billboard)
- The Beatles on iTunes: Don’t Hold Your Breath (PC World)
- Surprisingly (to me at least) Sirius XM Radio announced its 2009 third quarter fiscal results today, with the satcaster reporting its fourth straight quarter of positive pro forma adjusted income from operations . (FMQB) Sunscriber burn was 2%
- The Listener, not your Content, is the "Product" (Hear 2.0)
- EU backs internet access restrictions for pirates. (Music Ally)
- Twitter tests a new retweet feature. (Twitter)
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It’s about time they roll out the Retweet feature…that has long been standard in third party apps Seesmic / Tweetdeck and mobile apps like Tweetie.
Its dope because now your lists, real-time search results, DMs, Twitter stream, and now Retweets are key pillars to the personal experience at Twitter.com.
For most users, the new retweet functionality, combined with important, cached searches (including your username), their will be no need to leave the twitter hub.
I cant wait for it to go live.
– Danny