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FYI December 14 News Roundup | fyimusic.ca
17 hours ago ago from FYIMusic.ca
Globealive Faces Court Challenge Ditital Music Strategies Confab Added To CMW Events Tunecore To Monetize Indie Music On MySpace Google Search Going MultiLingual Is Mobile The Death Knell Of Microsoft Univeral Motown Appointments Video: Behind The Scenes With Michael Buble GLOBEALIVE LEGAL CHALLENGE: Canada's largest Telecom union said on Monday it plans to take the federal government to court to force it to reverse its decision to ...
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10 hours ago ago from Sony Insider
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21 hours ago ago from Wired.com
Sections MySpace Music Agrees to Stream Indie Bands Indie musicians now have a new way to make money online by adding their songs directly to MySpace Music in exchange for sharing in the ad revenue with the social network. The deal, announced Monday, was struck by the digital-media distribution company Tunecore, will let any artist distribute songs directly through MySpace Music ...
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