Music Industry News: Henny Replaced At Universal, Ethnic Music Stores Hurt, Learn From Swift & More

• Universal replaces Morris' man at CFO. (NYPost) 
• Did Jammie Thomas case backfire on file sharers? (CNET)
• Five Lessons The Record Industry Can Take From Taylor Swift. (NPR)
• Immune to iTunes, but not the economy. A steep recession has done to the city's ethnic record stores what a digital revolution could not. (BS)
• Is the music business playing its last tune? Guy Hands had the right ideas in the wrong industry, says Neil McCormick. (Telegraph)

More Music Industry News & Commentary:

• Dirpy Lets You Turn Your Favourite YouTube Videos Into MP3's. (Techi)
• How the blues brothers behind Chess Records made all the right moves. (Guardian) 
• 5 Torrent Files That Broke Mind Boggling Records. (TF) 
• Marilyn Manson: Antichrist Indie Star. (ABC)
• 21st Century Digital Store: An interview with Missing Link Records. (MT)
• TuneCore: Digital-distribution of music goes from fee to flat rate. (ST) 
• Sifonr: File-Sharing and P2P Video Chat Made Easy. (TF)
• Interview with Independent Musician Jon Gomm. (MV)
• Game theory explains why some content goes viral on Reddit, Digg. (Ars)
• A&R and the Shifting Major label landscape. (MC) 
• Courtney Love: ‘I’d Like to Be Trusted Again.’ (NYT)
• Interview Series: Changing Industries, Changing Relationships: Kristin Hersh. (Midem)