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Wednesday’s Music 2.0 Briefing: EMI Acts Unhappy, Indie Class Action, Nonesuch Online & Much More

> Two of EMI’s biggest artists – Robbie Williams and Joss Stone – are expressing disillusionment with Terra Firma’s new management of EMI. (Times UK) > Indie rockers file a. Continue reading [https://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2007/12/wednesdays-mu-3-10.html]

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> Two of EMI’s biggest artists – Robbie Williams and Joss Stone – are expressing disillusionment with Terra Firma’s new management of EMI. (Times UK)

> Indie rockers file a class action suit against Rolling Stone Magazine and Camel Cigarettes. (Daily Swarm)

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> Nonesuch Records is launching its own download store. Buy a CD and you can instantly download it at no charge. The tracks are DRM free and a choice of 320 kbps or 128 kbps. A $2 delivery fee for CDs will be waived if you buy more than one.

> Canadian digital music delivery to radio provider Yangaroo is struggling to gain traction in the US. (Globe & Mail)

> Boost Independent Music launches with a 50/50 model, 69 cents downloads and a goal of being the go to place for indie and unsigned artists.

> Soundbuzz has opened the first high quality download store aimed at Asia. (DMW)