REWIND: The Music Industry's Week In Review

• The Orchard's shares doubled on stock buyout news.
• Did Qtrax tell another lie? Search deal with Baidu may be  less than claimed.
• Falling traffic at MySpace will mean $100 million less in ad payments from Google. 
• MobBase introduced a d.i.y. music iPhone apps.  But with 100,000 apps will it get lost?
• iLike & MySpace offer free tracks to promote new enhanced Google music search. And artists are finding ways to use to improve their results on the new search engine.
• Topsin's Ian Roger's becomes an artist manager.
• Another great Kyle Bylin essay - A Tale of Two Industries: What Do Books and Music Have In Common?
• At age 71, Universal Music CEO Doug Morris to step aside.
• IFPI: "Illegal File-sharing Reduces Legitimate Sales" What do you think? Vote here.
• EMI diversifies with Abby Road Live concert recording outfit.
• BlueBeat began selling Beatles downloads for $.25 claiming "psycho-analytics" it applied to the songs made the sales legal.  Days later EMI got a court injunction beating back the bazaar defense.
• RealNetworks lays off 70 or 4% of their workforce.
• Its real: New Weezer CD + An Official Snuggie Only $29.99!
• Topspin and Berklee partner for online music marketing course.
• Foo Fighters draw 440,000 to web only concert.
• Our Indie Artist X Project Wrap Up