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New Music Industry Briefing For Wednesday June 14, 2006

– More European governments are joining the movement to force iTunes to make it’s tracks playable on non-Apple devices. (Business Week) – The ousted co-founders of the Source may soon. Continue reading [https://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2006/06/new_music_indus_9.html]

– More European governments are joining the movement to force iTunes to make it’s tracks playable on non-Apple devices. (Business Week)

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– The ousted co-founders of the Source may soon be back in business with a hip-hop focused weekly tabloid. (AllHipHop)

Wired writes about the promise and potential of various products and services from cell phones to satellites to Wifi to deliver music to us whenever and wherever we want it. (Wired)

– The RIAA thinks it’s winning the war on illegal downloads calling the problem "contained". (USAToday)

– More on the effect of Warners shuttering it’s classical music division. (Scena)