REWIND: The New Music Industry's Week In Review

• Should CD prices be lower? A record store joke: "What do you call a CD that retails for more than $9.99?" 
• MySpace buys imeem at a fire sale price.
• Merlin finally makes a deal with MySpace that should help all indies.
• Do MTV and RealNetworks want to sell Rhapsody?
• Sony says that it wants to take on iTunes.
• Snoop Dog: This is show "business"
• EMI cuts a deal with cuts a deal with HULU.
• Major music video site VEVO to launch December 8th.
• MySpace Music overhauls charts.
  
• Faceboook restricts iLike iPhone app.
• TunesPro sells hit songs at 19 cents each...for now.
• Verizon to forward RIAA warning letters.
• Susan Boyle grabs Amazon's biggest ever pre-sale.
• Bruce Houghton: What should we talk about at the Midem bar?
• Scott Perry: The Band Is Not The Brand.
• DiMA’s Jonathan Potter announces resignation.
• 1 Nine Month Old Band + 48 Hours = $10,000
• Bandcamp adds physical sales, bundling.
  
• iTunes gets more linkable.
• VIDEOS: Duran Duran's John Taylor on the new music industry, What Is SoundExchange?, Chartjackers: Crowdsourcing To Top The UK Charts.