Wednesday’s Music Brief: ThinkIndie, MySpace Music, Difinitive Jux, The Beatles, RIAA & More
HYPEBOT FEATURES:
eBay, Live Nation & Fairmont Start Selling Digital Downloads- Labels Unhappy With MySpace Music Revenue
- Interview: CIMS' Jim Fahy On ThinkIndie.com
- Indie Label Sponsors BitTorrent Site To Promote New Album
- EU Considers 27 Country License
- Umair Haque Calls For A Radical Reinvention Of The Music Industry
- CBS & Last.fm Consolidate Online Radio Units
MORE MUSIC INDUSTRY NEWS
- The Orchard announced that Definitive Jux, the NYC hip hop label, has renewed its digital distribution deal and has expanded it to include national physical distribution for the US.
- The Beatles: Rock Band Pre-Order Club officially goes live yesterday offering exclusive news and goodies for those that order in advance. (press release)
- RIAA lawsuits continue. (Epicenter)
- From The "What Took You So Long?" Department: Sony is beefing up its artist with streaming music and lyrics. (Music Ally)
- On valuing Twitter. (FT)
- Cat Stevens claims Coldplay's 'Viva La Vida' was copied from his song. Not Satriani's (Techdirt)
- Tonium's 60GB Pacemaker pocket DJ now on sale in US. (Engadget) How cool is that? I want one!
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