Wednesday’s Music Brief: Facebook, Dell, Ticketmaster, Hendrix & More

HYPEBOT FEATURES:

• Liberty Helps Sirius XM Avoid Bankrputcy
• 
  Half Of Charges Dropped At Pirate Bay Trial
• Nokia's Comes With Music Adds INgrooves
• Internet Radio SoundExchange Talks Fail
• Some Broadcasters Reach Net Royalty Deal
• The Digital Natives: A Generation of Broken Robots (Part 1of 5)
• Warner Chappell Adds 3 A&R Execs
• Daily D.I.Y. –Take Charge Of Your Own Promotion
• Indie Band Pays Fans To Download Album
• Hip Hop Business News From ProHipHop

MORE INDUSTRY NEWS:

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  Responding to user demands Facebook launches a new Facebook Bill of Rights and reverted to previous Terms of Use. (ReadWriteWeb, Facebook Blog)
• Dell unveils a long overdue digital download store. (iPortal)
• Ticketmaster shareholders sue over merger with Live Nation. (LA Biz)
• Christopher Hicks has been appointed EVP Def Jam Recordings (press release)
• SK Telecom and RealNetworks Expand Strategic Alliance. (press release)
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  Media Memo: MySpace’s Google Gravy Train Set to Stop Next Year
• Experience Hendrix awarded $3.2M judgment in vodka lawsuit
• Why Digital Music Companies And The Labels Have So Much Trouble Getting Along (paidContent)
• Nokia Siemens Sells Music2You to IMImobile (PC World)
• YouTube has added the library of digital music distributor DashGo to its free AudioSwap tool. AudioSwap is a new feature that allows users to automatically add licensed music to their videos. DashGo clients include The Pharcyde and Young MC from Delicious Vinyl, Cocout Records and more.