Apple is closing down
lala.com on May 31st.- A UK band gets $300,000
for changing their name. - We7 claims a
profitable month. Is this a breakthrough for ad supported music? - Rhapsody adds offline playlists and an iTunes buy button.
- Kyle Bylin: What do you mean, broken?!?
- John Mayer drops 3.2M Twitter followers for Tumblr.
- Record Store Day declared
a big success. - UK
recorded music business a mixed bag in 2009. - Even for the majors labels, it's a direct
to fan future. - David Pakman: Witnessing The Atomization Of The Music Industry And What Do Do About It
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Watch out iTunes: Spotify gets a major makeover.
- Twitter complies with more DMCA takedown requests.
- Trade your fans on Headliner.fm for new ones.
- Musikpitch launches an online marketplace for songs.
- TuneCore and MySpace Music partner for discounted distribution services.
- E1 buys IndieBlu labels Artemis, V2, Light & more.
- D.I.Y. – Try stoking your fans.
REWIND: The Music Industry’s Week In Review
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