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Apple & Microsoft To Unveil New Music/Video Products This Week

Apple is bringing reporters into its headquarters Tuesday for the unveiling of some "fun new products".  Online speculation has some kind of iPod boom-box other additions to the iPod line. Continue reading

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New Data Tracks Top Music Sites

Of note is how dominate the top 3 players are and how Universal – the largest label group and often thought to be a web leader – is not even. Continue reading

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Where Is Atty. General Spitzer When We Need Him? Epic Gets Caught Trying To Influence MySpace.

Did you ever wonder how all of the buzz around certain bands on MySpace and other social networking sites actually got started?  Sure some bands really do attract fans with. Continue reading

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Top 5 Net Radio Networks Top 7 Million Average Weekly Listeners

Providing further proof of the power of Internet broadcasting, more than 7 million different people aged 12 and older tuned to the online radio networks measured by comScore Arbitron during. Continue reading

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Yahoo! Music Head Calls For Downloads Without Restrictions

Yahoo! Music chief Dave Goldberg took a bold step yesterday at the Music 2.0 conference in LA by suggesting that the major record labels should try selling music online without. Continue reading

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MSN & Billboard Partner On Latin Music Site

MSN and Billboard will partner to produce Billboard.Latino.MSN.com a spanish-language music site that will feature reviews and stories produced by Billboard.  “This represents the beginning of our efforts to reach. Continue reading

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New Study Provides Insights Into US Paid Download Patterns

A new Ipsos study shows that US consumers continue to experiment with paid digital music services in record numbers. Over Half of U.S. Downloaders Have Paid – One Quarter in. Continue reading

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Remember The Jukebox?

When thinking about music promotion the good old fashioned jukebox seldom comes to mind.  But  the jukebox in new digital forms that allow for much larger song selections – and. Continue reading

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A Techie Provides His View Of The State If The Music Industry

According to Gene Koprowski of Tech World News "digital downloads have replaced the single and iPods are the new turntables".  For a somewhat interesting if narrow perspective of the music. Continue reading

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Mall Music Retailer Trans World To Buy Musicland/Sam Goody

Trans World Entertainment has entered into a purchase and sale agreement with Musicland who are currently in Chapter 11. The sale is still subject to court approval,but few believe that. Continue reading

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