Tuesday’s Music Brief: EMI & UMG Down, Pirate Bay, Spotify, Spinal Tap & More
HYPEBOT FEATURES:
Terra Firma Writes Off $1.7 Billion In EMI Investment- Neil Young On The WMG YouTube Battle
- UMG Results Don't Suck As Bad As Rivals Did
- Bandcamp Exits Beta With Bit Of A Bang
- mSpot Opens Custom Ringtone Site With Four Majors
- EMI Names Gary Beech SVP Urban Marketing
- Slicethepie Expands Artist Fan Financing On Bebo
- DAILY DIY – Your 10,000 Hours
MORE INDUSTRY NEWS:
Pirate Bay trials winds down with a call for one year jail terms. (thelocal.se)- A comeback for low power FM? (ars)
- Digital Music: Basically, No One Has Any Idea (Idolator)
- "21st Century Radio" Spotify hits 1 million users. (MediaWeek)
- Ministry Of Sound takes legal action over the abrupt shutdown of digital marketing and direct to consumer firm Trinity Street. (Billboard.biz)
- iTunes Offers To "Upgrade" The Already DRM-Free Songs You Bought From Amazon. (Consumerist)
- Eminem Court Battle: Should artists get 12% or 50% royalties from iTunes sales? (ars)
- The three stars of Spinal Tap are reuniting for a 30 city Unwigged & Unplugged Tour.
- Why You'll Buy-Not Download-U2's "No Line On The Horizon" (Fast Company)
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