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News Brief: Google Music, NARM, CKX Sells Elvis, VerveLife Buys AppliedSB, WMG + EMI & More

  • Google's I/O gathering kicks off at 9AM ET today.  An official Google Music announcement without label lisenses is expected. Check back for more.
  • The NARM Convention kicks into high gear in LA today. We'll have updates.
  • CKX, the company in control of the bands Elvis, Muhammad Ali and American Idol Sold For $509 Million. (MediaMemo)

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  • VerveLife has acquired AppliedSB as part of a strategy to create a broad portfolio of music-centric products and services for brand marketers and digital music providers.
  • UMG Faces An Uphill Battle Against Veoh On Appeal (PaidContent)
  • A look at why the new owner of WMG may also try to buy EMI. (The Wrap)
  • Of course, while EU indie music group Impala applauds the WMG sale, it says it would oppose efforts to merge it with EMI. (FMQB)

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  1. “The bands Elvis, Muhammad Ali and American Idol” ???
    You’re not from America, right?
    And, they didn’t sell Elvis, they were themselves acquired, ya got that?

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