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Virgin Digital charged a standard monthly charge of $7.99 for access to its library of around 2 million tracks, however in the face of competition from iTunes and problems with awareness of music subscription services Virgin Digital hasn't proved successful in the US.
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Filed under: News, IFPI Two powerful members of the EU Parliament are working to change EU copyright laws in such a way that practically any infringement of a copyright, no matter how small, could be punishable by exceedingly steep fines.
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You'd think a middle aged man like Norman Cook (better known as Fatboy Slim ) would know better than to hang around a bunch of electrical equipment in the driving rain but, apparently no one forwarded him the memo about how electricity and water don't mix.
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Filed under: News, RIAA A new high water week for US sales of digital music downloads was driven in part by a record breaking debut for Black-Eyed Peas-breakout Fergie and her single "Fergalicious." Overall the sales of digital tracks are up 51% from the same week of 2005.
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Read Watch Here: Sigur Rós - Flugufrelsarinn (Links)
Record companies often welcome and profit from the hype generated by mixtapes for upcoming artists, but are bothered by the competition mixtapes can provide once an artist is well established.
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It seems tailors began making buttons out of dense cloth, which outraged the established button making industry, leading to the government imposition of strict fines on the cloth button makers, and some rather-paranoid tactics to ensure control of the market.
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Filed under: News EMI announced a slew of major changes this morning, including a "de-layering" of its executive management and the ousting of two key execs.
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Billboard reports that XM also made the leap to positive cash flow in the last quarter of 2006, even if it missed subscriber projections by at least 100,000 (or, 1.4 million, if you're still looking at original projections).
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