More Music Industry News: MySpace Refocuses, Guvera, MTV Digital, OK Go, UK 3 Strikes & More

• MySpace will refocus on music discovery post-management shakeup. (TechCrunch)
• Microsoft phone system hits reset on digital music. (Reuters)
• Inside Guvera: Free, Ad-Supported Music … With a Twist. (Epicenter)
• Twitter Hits 50 Million Tweets Per Day. (Mashable)
• Baidu found guilty of infringement in Chinese lyrics case. (Music Ally)
• MTV Digital Reorg: McDonnell To Head Fusion; Tribes’ Hopkins Gets Expanded Marketing Role (paidContent)
• EMI Gets State Farm To Sponsor Embedding Ok Go Video. But Should You Need A Sponsor To Embed? (TechCrunch)
• UK Says ‘No’ To Disconnecting File-Sharers, Sort Of. - One of the key clauses in the UK’s Digital Economy Bill is the suggestion that alleged persistent copyright infringers could be disconnected from the Internet. In a response to an online petition opposing the measure, the UK government has stated it will not terminate the accounts of infringers. But it has a wording trick up its sleeve. (TorrentFreak)