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  | Warner Music to rhythm games: pay up or the music gets it! Found at 8/7/2008 via arstechnica.com
Warner Music Group boss Edgar Bronfman said yesterday that music labels aren't "real" partners in the rhythm game market yet. Unless Warner sees more cash, it will be "hesitant" to license further tracks to Guitar Hero or Rock Band . Read More... More...
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| Warner narrows 3Q loss, beats Street Found at 8/7/2008 via www.crainsnewyork.com
Warner Music Group reported a loss of $9 million for its third quarter, nearly halving its loss from the year-earlier period. More...
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| Warner Music's Loss Narrows on International Revenue (Update1) Found at 8/7/2008 via www.bloomberg.com
Aug. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Warner Music Group Corp. , the record company of R.E.M. and Green Day, reported a narrower third- quarter loss, beating analysts' estimates as international sales and currency-related gains boosted revenue. More...
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| Warner Music narrows loss in 3Q Found at 8/7/2008 via news.ino.com
(AP:NEW YORK) Warner Music Group Corp. reported Thursday it narrowed its loss in the fiscal third quarter as the global music industry slowed down while European sales strengthened. More...
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| Warner Music Third-Quarter Loss Narrows on International Sales Found at 8/7/2008 via www.bloomberg.com
Aug. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Warner Music Group Corp. , the record company of R.E.M. and Green Day, reported a narrower third- quarter loss as international sales and currency-related gains helped boost revenue. More...
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| Warner Music narrows loss in 3Q Found at 8/7/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Warner Music Group Corp. reported Thursday it narrowed its loss in the fiscal third quarter as the global music industry slowed down while European sales strengthened. More...
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| Warner Music Group Corp. Reports Third Quarter 2008 Results for the Period Ended June 30, 2008 Found at 8/7/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
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| Wawawa Hopes Three-Cent Tracks Can Crack China's Music Piracy Found at 8/4/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Just how cheap do music downloads need to be before listeners will buy them rather than pull 'em from P2P? About three cents, reckons one new Chinese platform. That's how much a track costs at Wawawa, a new offering started by ringtone firm R2G with repertoire from San Fran-based indie distributor Ioda. More...
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| Wawawa Hopes Three-Cent Tracks Can Crack China's Music Piracy Found at 8/4/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Just how cheap do music downloads need to be before listeners will buy them rather than pull 'em from P2P? About three cents, reckons one new Chinese platform. That's how much a track costs at Wawawa, a new platform started by ringtone firm R2G with repertoire from San Fran-based indie distributor Ioda. More...
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| What if Apple stopped issuing DRM keys? Found at 8/1/2008 via news.cnet.com
Sure, it's highly unlikely now, but what about 5 or 10 years from now? The fact is, consumers of DRM-laden music are at the mercy of whoever holds their encryption keys. More...
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| What's playing? Found at 8/1/2008 via www.courierpress.com
What's on your iPod? This story takes a look at what some local people are listening to, and also goes into the idea of the iPod as a cultural symbol. More...
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| Who wants a music tax? Found at 7/29/2008 via go.theregister.com
This blanket is no comfort In Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow , set in WW2 London, a character called Slothrop begins to realize that everywhere he has sex, a V2 rocket subsequently lands on the same spot, obliterating the area. If you dig a little, you may notice something spookily similar with the idea of a Music Tax in the media.? More...
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| Wrong! 5 Reasons Why Lossless Formats Will Not Destroy MP3 Found at 7/25/2008 via blog.wired.com
Tales of the imminent demise of the MP3 format are greatly exaggerated, even though lossless formats have plenty of advantages. Here are five reasons why MP3s will be us for a long time to come. More...
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| white papers Found at 7/25/2008 via www.itworld.com
Yahoo has become the latest company to abandon customers who bought tracks from its music store encoded with DRM (digital rights management), drawing fire from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). More...
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| Web 2.0 eMusic service shows face Found at 7/23/2008 via www.macworld.co.uk
The online music store, which sells music DRM-free though only on a subscription basis, has moved to improve the navigation of its store while leveraging AJAX-built Web 2.0 technologies to improve the service. More...
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| Waterproof tech: Gadgets that like to swim Found at 7/21/2008 via www.sfgate.com
A waterproof cell phone, camera or MP3 player is just the ticket to keep you from stressing about damage to your gear EGO Case for iPod Cnet rating: 7 out of 10 (very good) The good: Features an innovative design that successfully protects the player during... More...
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