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Thursday's Music Briefing: RIAA, Bandstock, G 'n R & More
2008-08-28 05:22:00 by Bruce Houghton in hypebot
 

Riaa_toiletpaper > As a new school season begins, a look at how various colleges and the RIAA are getting along. (ars)

> Bandstocks launches in the UK as a competitor to Sellaband in the fan funded release space. (Guardian)
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> The music video is reinvented on the web. (AP)

> The blogger who posted tracks from the unreleased Guns & Roses album has been arrested by the FBI. (LA Times)

> Cloudspeakers has gotten funding from Veronica Holdings.  The Dutch site aggregates only legal music content (music, videos, reviews) from Pitchfork, Yahoo and across the web. (press release)

> Royalty clearing house and financial services firm Talent Clearing House passes theChinese_flag $20 Million mark. (press release)

> A contrary view of the iTunes vs.China mess and the media's coverage of it. (Music 2.0)

 
Tags: music, legal music content, press release, music video, school season begins, house passes, house, million mark, bandstocks launches
 
 
 
 
 


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