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Wednesday’s Music Briefing: Sony’s Gamble, Serious Problems At Sirius & Much More

HYPEBOT FEATURES: Ian Rogers On The New Music Business Equation Is Music A Good Investment? Whyte vs. Resnikoff Zune Cuts Prices, Taps Common For Ad K-OS Gives Fans Unreleased Album. Continue reading [https://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2008/11/wednesdays-mu-3-2.html]

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  • Sony
    Sony’s digital gamble
    : Gracenote. (Fortune)
  • There’s a subscriber revolt at Sirius XM over new combined rates. (ars) The company’s stock fell 20 20 cents pershare at one point yesterday
  • Mark Shapiro, the CEO of the Six Flags amusement parks has been named to the Live Nation Board Of Directors. (press release pdf)
  • Frenchflag
    French record labels
    are suing four US companies that offer P2P applications including BitTorrent’s Vuze, Limewire, Morpheus and Shareaza’s SourceForge. (TorrentFreak)
  • Tennessee has passed an RIAA backed filtering bill aimed at college P2P activity. The Electronic Frontier Foundation vows to fight the measure. (RIAA, EFF)
  • Nokialogobigblack
    Nokia’s Comes With Music store in Italy is offering 4 million tracks
    including many from local artists. Italian artists capture 54% of the country’s sales annually. (press release)
  • Essay: Why I Hate iTunes. (WNYC Soundcheck)
  • Nielson enters the radio ratings business. (FMQB)
  • GruvMe: the digital service brings together music, video, games and TV. (press release)