REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

• Did Amazon Music just loose its soul? Scott Ambrose Reilly shifts gears.
• Rounder Records was sold to Concord Music Group.
• Kyle Bylin on The Barriers of Music Consumption: Past & Present
• Despite it's looming financial crisis, EMI
  had a strong week.
• WMG President Lyor
  Cohen is selling his $28M NYC townhouse.
• Apple is planning an iTunes concert
  ticket platform.
• A graphic look at how
  much musicians don't earn online.
• Ning
  drops its free service and lays off 40% of staff.
• Kin + Zune – a Microsoft cell phone.
• What is a Facebook fan worth? Study says $3.60.
• In celebration of Record Store Day, share your favorite record store memories or check out a new film about indie store struggles.
• MySpace launches an event and ticketing platform.
• U.S. government says the RIAA and it's pals are kinda full 'o crap.
• BandsInTown partners with EMI, Shazam and ReverbNation.
• Nimbit names a new CEO.
• Twitter: How to use it to promote an album or tour and a look at it's (impressive) numbers.
  
• A new study of music video viewing habits.
• Neil Cartwright on Why UK's Digital Economy Bill Is Technology Censorship