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News.blog: Qtrax signs deal with EMI

The free music site with the questionable history of signing labels, has cut a licensing agreement with EMI Music, writes News.com blogger Greg Sandoval Read more

4 June 2008, 09:09 | Tags: Qtrax, Sony, Universal Music, MP3 Players

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News.blog: Amazon's MP3s not hurting iTunes

Only 10 per cent of AmazonMP3 customers in February were previous Apple shoppers, according to a report by market researcher NPD, writes News.com blogger Greg Sandoval Read more

16 April 2008, 08:37 | Tags: Amazon, Apple, iTunes, digital music

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News.blog: MySpace Music to launch

A new music service jointly owned by News Corp's MySpace.com and three record labels will be announced today, writes News.com blogger Greg Sandoval Read more

3 April 2008, 09:36 | Tags: Apple, Facebook, MySpace, Sony

CNET UK > Crave > Mobile Phones

Vodafone announces Samsung F700 (Croix) for Christmas

If you've been waiting to find out when Samsung's iPhone killer, the F700, is going to hit UK stores you'll be glad to know it's out this Christmas Read more

12 September 2007, 09:39 | Tags: Omnifone, Samsung, Sony, Universal Music

CNET UK > News > MP3 & Digital Music

Amazon to sing DRM-free tunes

The e-tailer is planning a music store, due to launch later in the year, and will sell tracks that are free from copyright protections and ready to play on any device Read more

17 May 2007, 09:21 | Tags: Amazon, iTunes, labels, digital rights management, DRM

CNET UK > News > Software

Media gurus threatened by user content

A survey of senior media and entertainment execs shows that some established businesses are struggling to cope with some of the Web 2.0 trends Read more

18 April 2007, 09:36 | Tags: user-generated content, advertising, podcasts, Software

CNET UK > News > MP3 & Digital Music

Music industry may have to relax DRM

Revenue from digital music and mobile content is expected to be flat in 2007. If the digital market does stall, alternatives to DRM will look more attractive to the major labels Read more

3 January 2007, 10:37 | Tags: Amazon, MySpace, Sony, Yahoo

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