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Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Business Week @ 20:09 7th May
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Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Conde Nast Portfolio @ 4:13 7th May
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Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via San Francisco Chronicle @ 4:13 7th May
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Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Town Hall @ 1:39 7th May
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Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Forbes.com @ 22:17 6th May
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(AP) -- Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via PhysOrg.com @ 18:13 7th May
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SAN JOSE, CA (AP) - Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Encore @ 11:39 9th May
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Associated Press @ 4:13 7th May
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"Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music." Amanda Fehd reports for The Associated Press.
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via Mac Daily News @ 4:16 9th May
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SAN JOSE, California (AP) - Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 10:03 7th May
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SAN JOSE, California (AP) - Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Canoe @ 1:33 7th May
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Canadian Business Magazine @ 22:05 6th May
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(SAN JOSE, Calif.) — Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.
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via Time @ 18:06 7th May
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myspace-music1.jpgMySpace has just announced a high-profile move into the digital music retailing space, to compete head-on with Apple’s iTunes. It’s called MySpace Music, and is a joint venture with major labels Sony BMG, Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group. They’re describing it as a “fully integrated 360 degree global music solution”. Whatever that is.No, I’ll tell you what it is. It goes beyond MySpace’s existing music features - streaming tracks on bands’ profiles - and is basically a platform for artists and labels to sell music and other content on the MySpace Music site, on band profiles, and through regular MySpace users’ profiles too. It includes DRM-free song downloads (so they’ll work on your phone), but also a mobile storefront run by Jamba, which like MySpace is owned by News Corporation.
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via TMC Net @ 22:11 6th May
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The New York Times reports on a deal between MySpace and three of the four major music labels to develop a new music website. Users will be able to stream songs for free, purchase downloadable tracks, and (possibly) pay a flat monthly fee for unlimited access. From the Times: "Exact terms of the deal and details about the new site, like prices for downloaded music tracks, were not disclosed. But MySpace did say the site would offer songs free of digital rights management software or D.R.M., which is used to prevent illicit copying but can create technical hurdles for buyers. The songs would be playable on any portable music device, including Apple's iPod. For the music industry, the deal is partly born of desperation. In the face of widespread, escalating online piracy, music sales dropped to $11.
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via Slashdot @ 3:15 4th Apr
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When Apple introduced the iTunes Music Store in 2003, the service departed from pirate music download sites in three major ways: the music was protected, the music wasn't free, and the music was offered legally. Apple began to iron out the first of those differences with the advent of digital rights management-free tracks last year, and Reuters reports that the company may about to go after the second major difference in the future.
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via Tech Report @ 16:08 19th Mar
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Universal Music Group (UMG), the world's leading music company, and Gotuit, a leading provider of metadata technologies, announced today that UMG has signed a broad license agreement to Gotuit's intellectual property, which includes six issued patents and numerous patent applications. Under this license, UMG will foster the development of new personalized means for consumers to enjoy their artists' music via satellite radio, HD radio and over the Internet. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
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via Atlas Venture @ 8:57 6th May
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News Corp. has announced the long-anticipated MySpace Music, a music portal that will let users stream and download music in addition to allowing them to buy concert tickets and merchandise. Three major music labels—Sony BMG, Universal, and Warner Music—have stakes in the venture, allowing them to yank some money out of MySpace's thriving music community, one that has long been known as a gathering place for bands, artists, and their fans online.
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via ArsTechnica @ 16:33 3rd Apr
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San Jose, Calif. - Qtrax, the developer of a free, ad-supported music file-sharing service, has secured a deal with the last of the four major music publishers, Warner Music Group's (NYSE: WMG) Warner/Chappell, to license its repertoire for inclusion on the Qtrax service, Wired.com reports.
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via Digital Media Wire @ 4:50 15th May
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The social network site owned by News Corp. (NWS) said it is launching an online music service with major recording companies. MySpace formed a joint venture with Universal Music, Sony BMG Music Entertainment and Warner Music to assure a large inventory of songs will be available through the new service. Users will be able to listen to music and watch video for free and purchase music downloads directly from the Web site. News Corp. rose 0.9% to 20.17.
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via Investors Business Daily @ 3:09 4th Apr
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PASADENA, Calif. - (Business Wire) 5 Alarm Music, a division of strategic music branding company DMI Music & Media Solutions, has harnessed the power of Soundminer's Web portal in a revolutionary approach to Web-based audio asset management, creating a user-friendly Web browser experience that offers producers and music supervisors a dynamic and easily navigable online search engine to find, download, manage and store music for any and all production applications. The system also automatically creates music usage reports (cue sheets) for producers in a hurry.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 9:24 14th Apr
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Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT), whose online music efforts haven’t exactly caught fire among consumers, is now trying a hardline stance on MP3 downloads, ditching Windows DRM-laden downloads that it used to sell before. What that means is that songs from Universal Music Group and EMI artists are the only ones available on the online music store, as SonyBMG and Warner Music Group (NYSE: WMG) have held their ground on DRM till now. This was first reported by DMN here.
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via PaidContent.org @ 6:53 9th Apr
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