REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

Rhapsody/Napster unveil their first ever virtual reality music app, Rage Against the Machine offer tantalizing hints of a new project in the works, major labels are making more from streaming than we thought, and much more as we pay a final visit to the week that was in music industry news.

• Kesha Capitulates, Sony 'Allows' Her To Perform On TV

• Rhapsody / Napster Launches First Virtual Reality Music App

• Rage Against The Machine Tease Fans Ahead Of New Project

• Universal Music Makes Nearly $4 Million A Day In Streaming Revenue

• Business Manager Accused Of Stealing $4.7M From Alanis Morissette

• Ticketmaster Settlement Called "New Scam On Top Of Old One"

• ASCAP Pays $1.75 Million To Settle DoJ Investigation

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