REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

• Layoffs Begin as Universal Music Takes Over EMI
• SoundExchange Reveals What Pandora Pays Artists
• Troy Carter at Wired 2012 on Owning a Direct Relationship with Fans
• Infographic: The History Of MTV
• Is Apple Preparing to Offer High-Resolution Music?
• Hypebot's Music Industry News Briefing Frpm Across The Web

MORE:

• Eminem vs. UMG Digital Music Court Battle Ends With Secret Settlement
• BMG Returns To Record Business, Signs Brian Ferry
• Forbes Names Top 6 Grossing Dead Musicians
• EDM Hub DJZ Shows How to Launch a Music Content Site
• Music Tech Startup News: h1tchr, Mirrorgram, Timbre, Shoutomatic
• TuneSat Helps Musicians Get Paid For Unreported & Unlicensed Use Of Their Music On TV
• The Week In Music Publishing: CMAs, Pandora Royalties, Carly Rae Jepsen

Web Radio & Music Services

• Internet Radio Fairness Coalition Forms to Overhaul Net Radio Royalties
• Chart: The Top 20 Internet Audio Stations And Networks
• Big Tech Companies Challenge Spotify
• Apple Delays iTunes 11 Until November
• iTunes Adds Artist & Label Subscriptions Including a Free Crosby, Stills & Nash iPad App
• Pandora Goes Ad-free for Windows Phone 8
• Pandora Competitor Senzari Acquires Wahwah.fm
• Google Finally Adds Warner Music, Brings Scan & Match To Free Music Locker to Launch In Europe 11/13

Apps & Mobile

• Midem Hack Day 2013 Seeks Developers
• Transfer Your iPhone Music To Spotify With M2S App
• Soundrop Rules Spotify's Group Listening Experience, Upgrades App
• Music Hack Day Reykjavik Goes Tongue in Cheek with Infinite Gangnam Style, Horsify and OMGig
• Now You Can Play iTunes, Pandora, Spotify & Rdio from One Mac App