Monday’s Music 2.0 Briefing: WMG Falters, Zunes Shortage, Latin Digital, Worst Covers Of ’07 & More

UPDATED:

> Warner Music Group stock is down another 2+% in morning trading. Is a $5 price for the major label group around the corner? Get the latest WMG stock price here.

> In the latest sign that Zunes may finally be gaining traction with consumers, there appear to be shortages of some models. (iSuppli via DMN)

> Anthrax finds new lead singer via MySpace. (Reuters)

> The digital business finally starts to heat up for Latin music. (Billboard)

> A look at all the players that deliver music via WiFi. (Boston Globe)

> JupiterMedia is quickly becoming the largest owner of royalty free music in the world. (Jupiter blog)

> Music Giants and Olive Media are offering a new way to deliver lossless downloads. (Chicago Tribune)

> Pitchfork pick the worst album covers of 2007. (Pitchfork) Be sure to read the captions.

> Don’t forget to vote of your favorite music blogs in our Best Music Blog Awards. You’ll find a full list of categories and be able to cast your vote here. It all ends on Wednesday.

> Just to be sire you didn’t miss anything important, check out Hypebot’s Music 2.0 Week In Review.

> R.I.P. – Dan Fogelberg (web, wiki )

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