REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

In this week's review of major music industry happenings, we look at a new copyright ruling that hurts artists, Spotify's prep for a July launch in Japan, a jump in Pandora's stock as rumors begin to circulate of its sale, and much more.

• In Ruling That Hurts Musicians, CBS Dodges Royalties As Court Declares Re-Mastered Songs Get New Copyright

• Live Nation Cancels 6+ NYC Shows After Deadly T.I. Shooting

• Spotify Reportedly Prepping July Launch In Japan

• Data Dive: Older Artists More Popular On Social Media

• Millions Of Musicians Affected As MySpace, Tumblr, LinkedIn Hacked, Sensitive Data For Sale Online

• Pandora Stock Up 32% On Sale Rumors

• Former Ticketmaster Chief Nathan Hubbard Joins Executive Exodus As Twitter Continues To Struggle

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