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New Music Industry Briefing For Thursday May 17, 2006

– Leaders in music, technology, and law will meet in Montreal from October 5-7, 2006 for the Future of Music Summit.  Participants will discuss issues facing musicians and the music. Continue reading

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URGE Reviews & Comments

"Despite some glitches, MTV Urge is one of the best subscription music services we’ve seen to date. If taking your choice of millions of songs with you anywhere sounds appealing,. Continue reading

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From South Africa: Web Made Superstars

If you need proof of just how far globally the new music industry paradigm is reaching, check out this article on "Web-Made Superstars" from South Africa’s Mail & Gaurdian: "…No. Continue reading

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Urge Is Open For Business – A First Look

Today marks the launch of Microsoft and MTV’s URGE music download and subscription service and MTV is promising some special content and surprises.  Check it out and let Hypebot know. Continue reading

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New Music Industry Briefing For Wednesday May 17, 2006

– On Tuesday the recording industry sued XM Satellite Radio alleging that its Inno device that can store music infringes on copyrights and turns a passive radio experience into a. Continue reading

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Worth Quoting

"most people I talk to already giving this one a thumbs down. It has all the evilness minus the cool part." – Hypebot reader squashed on Microsoft & MTV’s URGE. Continue reading

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Cells Heat Up As Effective Music Promo & Distribution Tools

The Washington Post has taken an in depth look at how the cell phone is rapidly becoming a powerful music promotion and distribution tool.  The article profiles a wide variety. Continue reading

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Warner’s Bronfman Sits Down With BusinessWeek

Warner Music Group CEO Edgar Bronfman, Jr. sat down for an interview with BusinessWeek. The highlights: On a proposed EMI takeover – Consolidation for [its own] sake does not make. Continue reading

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Fan Photos Enhance 30 Seconds To Mars iTunes Bundle

Click on the image to enlarge. Virgin act 30 Seconds To Mars asked fans to submit photos to be included in digital liner notes for it’s new single and turned. Continue reading

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New Music Industry Briefing For Tuesday May 23, 2006

– Proving the appetite for ad supported but free, 3 million people have grabbed downloads of several hit ABC TV shows since they began offering them 2 weeks ago. (Reuters). Continue reading

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