Tuesday’s Music 2.0 Briefing: YouTube Partners, Latin 360, Napster CFO Resigns & Much More

>>> YouTube is expanding its Channel Partners program to share more revenue with video uploaders. (YouTube Blog) 357 billion channels and nothings on…

>>> 360 deals go Latin. Sony BMG will promote all concerts by Puerto Rican salsa star Gilberto Santa Rosa. (Reuters) Take THAT Live Nation !

>>> Napster CFO and VP Nand Gangwani has resigned effective at the end of the year. Gangwani has been commuting from San Francisco to Los Angeles for the last four years and has decided to step down for personal reasons. (Marketwire)

>>> Iris Digital Distribution has partnered with TxtTunes to provide its labels with a suite of mobile and viral tools.

>>> Aimee St has launched its "fans set the price" digital store in Japan.

>>> PirateBay’s Last.FM run music section has gone live.  Strange bedfellows indeed.

>>> Ratings service Arbitron has named a new Radio Advisory Council. (FMQB)