Monday’s Music Briefing: Kyte, EMI.com, Zune, YouTube, Android & More

HYPEBOT FEATURES:

• Maximizing Your Music Experience (Part 1)
  
• Virgin Media ISP Pulls Radical Plan For Legal P2P
• Layoffs At Universal's Interscope
• WMG YouTube Ban Spawns Protest Videos
• Facebook Now Has 2X Users Of MySpace
• Rocky Week Ahead For Music Stocks
• Music's Week In Review: EMI, Midem, Donovan, Jogli & More

MORE NEWS (UPDATED):

• Sony Music joins Universal in utilizing the Kyte mobile video platform which enables 1 click "broadcast". (press release) I've seen Kyte in action and its an amazingly simple way for artists to video blog their activities via mobile.
• Bogdan Roscic will become President, Sony Music Classical. (press release)
  
• The relaunched EMI.com steps up its data gathering efforts with exclusive content including a free Lilly Allen album mix mp3.  Fans must give info to get the advance release. (EMI)
• Microsoft Zune:$100M sales drop plus layoffs lead to questions. (paidContent)
• The fight to add performance royalties to broadcast radio is set to return with the new Congress. (FMQB)
• YouTube is expanding its click to buy program of in-stream links to Amazon and iTunes. (YouTube blog)
• Last.fm has added an app for Google's Android mobile platform. (Last.fm)
• Apple has added important security fix for QuickTime. (Apple)