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Teens Turning Away From Radio In Droves

It’s no secret that broadcast radio is in big trouble particularly when it comes to attracting younger listeners.  Teens are listening to 20% less radio than they did a decade. Continue reading

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Hypebot’s New Music Business Briefing For Wednesday Ocotber 18th, 2006

– Universal Music may have struck a deal with YouTube but is suing other popular video sites. (AP via SJ Mercury News) – The trial moves forward as a NY. Continue reading

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Controversial Burnlounge Co-Founder Interviewed

In an interview Stephen Murray, the co-founder of controversial download site Burnlounge which is being promoted via multi-level marketing, claims 8000 sellers and reveals that members make only about 5. Continue reading

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IFPI Files 8000 New Anti-P2P Lawsuits

In a move sure to endear consumers everywhere to the recording industry… The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), the trade association which represents the world’s major music companies. Continue reading

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Hypebot’s New Music Business Briefing For Tuesday October 17th, 2006

– Howard Stern to inaugurate new Sirius net simulcast with two days of free programming Oct 25 and 26. (Reuters) – First EMI bought shares in Korn and now Epic. Continue reading

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Can The Major Labels Compete On The Net?

"Audiences want to feel that Web authenticity thing," says Mike Denneen, a Somerville producer who has worked with Aimee Mann and the band Fountains of Wayne. "They don’t want to. Continue reading

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Hypebot’s New Music Business Briefing For Monday October 16th, 2006

– EMI’s revenue report for the six months ending September 30th is off a bit, but the promise big releases and better days ahead. (EMI press release) – The top. Continue reading

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Reports Show Big Jump In Digital Music Sales But The Picture Still Isn’t Pretty

According to a new IFPI report sales of digital music in the first half of 2006 rose 106% to $945 million. Globally, digital sales now account for 11 per cent. Continue reading

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Hypebot’s New Music Business Briefing For Friday October 13th, 2006

NEWS FROM THE "I WANT TO BE THE IPOD KILLER" DEPARTMENT: Sony releases new Walkman players that include built-in noise canceling features and direct from CD uploads without a computer.. Continue reading

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Hypebot’s New Music Business Briefing For Thursday October 12th, 2006

– An indie record store and a local coffeehouse team to sell used CD’s (Reuters) – cNet is offering a free online course to enjoying digital music at home answering. Continue reading

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