Two heavyweights become the latest to team up to spur sluggish mobile music business, but is this market dead?
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The world’s largest music label takes mobile matters into its own hands, bypassing the carriers and selling ring tones direct to consumers.
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Warner Music Group becomes one of the last of the major labels to give in amid an industry slowly caving on digital restrictions.
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Music giant joins social-networking startup as labels scramble to boost digital revenue.
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Video sharing startup sues Universal Music Group, seeking to pre-emptively establish the legality of its site.
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Vivendi's Universal Music Group, the world's largest music label, says it will test the sale of songs from artists such as Amy Winehouse, 50 Cent, and the Black Eyed Peas without copy protection in order to gauge possible effect on market.
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The two labels secure a deal with independents as they get ready for another merger dance.
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Hank Barry, venture capitalist, and Napster CEO during the bubble years, returns to his first love, the legal profession.
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Record labels allege social-networking site infringes copyrights.
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Firm teams with Epic, Mercury, EMI record labels and Clear Channel to find online idols.
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Video leader and record label solve copyright flap by sharing ad revenue from music videos.
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The label joins Universal in offering its music on SpiralFrog’s ad-supported network.
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Social networking phenom partners with Snocap to sell music from artists old and new.
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Industry will use ads to generate revenue while bringing illegal downloaders back into the fold.
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Mobile content delivery startup grabs more cash for acquisitions.
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Court filing contends Hummer Winblad co-founder ordered vital emails deleted.
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Video version of music player comes with 30 minutes of video footage of Irish rock band.
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U.S. music label says no to another merger dance with U.K. rival, as industry consolidates.
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Wireless technology investors Qualcomm and Intel Capital reflect Amp’d’s embrace of technologies like Wi-Fi.
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Feds investigate price fixing by record companies and online music services.
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