- What Taylor Swift Can Teach CMO’s. (Forbes)
- Susan Boyle album tops charts both sides of Atlantic. (BBC)
- Cyberclinic: Did The Beatles need iTunes? No, but EMI did. (Indie)
- Anti-Piracy Lawyers Knew They Targeted Innocent Victims. (TF)
- Hands: 'We would have looked like geniuses' without EMI. (FN)
- Five things missing from Beatles/iTunes deal. (Billboard)
- Berkleemusic Names Stefanie Henning Chief Marketing Officer - Former Fox Television Studios SVP and Universal Music executive to grow world’s largest online music school. (more)
More Music Industry News & Commentary:
- Sony Music Exec Admits He Made 'Radical Decision’ in Hiring Amanda Ghost – Fired after just 20 months at the helm of Epic and tagged with destroying the label, one source tells THR that job "was a no-win situation" for the career songwriter. (Hollywood Reporter)
- Internet killed the publishing star. (Muse)
- It’s The Year Of The 7,000-Defendant Copyright Lawsuit. (PC)
- The Story Behind Bob Dylan’s ‘Bootleg Series’ (WSJ)
- Billionaire Lives Out Folk Music Fantasy. (Forbes)
- Godfathers of Rock: The Top 10 Rock and Roll Managers. (Gibson)
- How Close Is Too Close? One Music Writer Considers Where to Draw the Line. (PM)
