REWIND: The New Music Inudstry’s Week In Review

EMI Records Says Grooveshark Didn't Pay It's Bill, Pulls License. Grooveshark Rebuts, Calling Label "Monopolistic".

• Grooveshark Introduces Video Engagement Platform To Promote Emerging Artists
• As Investors Offer Millions, Can Electronic Dance Music Survive A Corporate Takeover?
• Spotify Denies Report Of 3 Million U.S. Users
• At Least One Indie Artist Is Making Big $'s From Streaming Music

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