Monday’s Music Briefing: Pump Audio, Dido, Panodora’s “Honeymoon Over” and Much More

HYPEBOT FEATURES:

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  UK Artists Bands Together To Control Their Future
• Nokia’s Comes With Music Comes With Restrictions
• Vote: Will Nokia’s Comes With Music Be A Hit?
• UK Artists Bands Together To Control Their Future
• Radiohead’s "In Raindows" One Year Later
• MTV Int’l Names Bruce Gillmer SVP Talent & Music
• Last Week’s Music Industry Week In Review: Royalties, Nokia, eMusic, MySpace & Much More

MORE NEWS:

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  Sony BMG SVP of US Digital Sales Adam Mirabella is leaving to take a post at Nokia
  as Director of Global Digital Music Retail.
• Getty Images has launched Premium Playlist as an adjunct to its Pump Audio online music licensing service featuring established artists. (Premium Playlist)
• Dido gives UK rewards music destination the Nectar Music Store an exclusive that can be downloaded for cash or points. (Nectar)
• Reactions are positive as CRB sets stable music rates. (News Factor)               
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  Pandora‘s founder says the "honeymoon is over" for streaming music services and shakeout in the sector is 3 to 18 months away. (paidContent)
• Three Music start ups present at the Digital Music Forum and the audience votes. (Wired)
• Correction: Comes With Music actually launched with many indies including Beggars Group, IODA, Ministry of Sound, PIAS and Pinnacle in addition to The Orchard as I originally reported.