EMI Taps Ricall For Synch Licenses
Ricall, which claims to be the largest online music licensing marketplace, has signed a global deal with EMI Music. Under the agreement, EMI will utilize Ricall’s online platform for synchronisation. Continue reading
Monday’s Music 2.0 Briefing: Grammy Winners, Yahoo Rejects Microsoft, WMG CEO Under Investigation & Much More
> Herbie Hancock and Amy Winhouse win big at the Grammys. Here’s a complete list of the Grammy winners and nominees by category. >Yahoo has rejected Microsoft’s bid for the. Continue reading
Hypebot’s New Music Business Week In Review: WMG Slides, Google + Free Music, Yahoo Drops Subs & Much More
> Warner Music Group reported another down quarter. > Google to launch a free music service in China. Is this the future of the music industry? > A Guide To. Continue reading
Weekend Fun: Musicians I Wouldn’t Want To Switch Places With
Some of the music bloggers in the B5 Music Channel shared some hilarious (and sad) lists under the theme "Musicians I Wouldn’t Want To Switch Places With". On OurDigitalMusic.com I. Continue reading
What Does The RIAA Really Think?
In this six minute video edited by Public Knowledge from a recent State Of The Net Conference, The RIAA’s Cary Sherman addressed: The RIAA’s stance on content filtering Encryption Fair. Continue reading
Friday’s Music 2.0 Briefing: Label Anti-Trust Action, Real Posts Profits, Spin + MySpace & Much More
> The US Department Of Justice is investigating Universal and Sony BMG for possible anti-trust violations surrounding the as yet unlaunched Total Music service. (Register, AP) Will these guys ever. Continue reading
National Record Store Day Set For April 19th
Hundreds of U.S. independent record stores will join together on April 19th for a joint promotion dubbed Record Store Day. Members of The Coalition of Independent Music Stores, The Alliance. Continue reading
Thursday’s Music 2.0 Briefing: Google Music China, Napster Losses Narrow, Universal Loves Amazon & Much More
> Google is set to launch a free music service in China with Top100.cn to battle Biadu. We take an in depth look and ask "Is This The Music Industry’s. Continue reading
Google To Launch Free Music In China. Is This The Industry’s Future?
Google is reportedly just weeks away from announcing a free music service in China with the help of Top100.cn. The move helps Google compete with China’s top search engine Biadu. Continue reading