- Tue Jun 3 2008 Legal P2P music site Qtrax signs EMI Music
Last January all four of the major recording companies denied the start-up's assertion that it had cut deals with them. But now Qtrax is starting to gather momentum.
Posted by Greg Sandoval
- Wed Nov 17 1999 EMI to offer singles for download
EMI Recorded Music is the latest major music label to lay the framework for selling singles online or through kiosks in retail outlets such as Virgin Megastores.
Posted by Courtney Macavinta
- Thu Jun 17 1999 Liquid Audio signs with EMI
An IPO filing discloses a three-year agreement, as Liquid scores one in the race for music technology players to sign deals with the "Big Five" record labels.
Posted by Beth Lipton Krigel
- Thu Apr 10 2008 At EMI, could digital music kill the 'record' promo?
In a departure from traditional promotional efforts, French singer Yelle was promoted in the U.S. through the digital music only. Apparently, CDs and vinyl aren't even good as promos anymore.
Posted by Greg Sandoval
- Tue Jun 12 2007 EMI licenses DRM-free catalog to PassAlong Networks
Following its Apple and Amazon deals, the U.K.-based record label inks a deal with a company that provides white-label digital music stores to retailers.
Posted by Caroline McCarthy
- Wed May 10 2000 EMI amps up digital music offerings
The recording giant says that beginning July 1, it will make 100 of its albums and 40 associated singles available for download.
Posted by Jim Hu
- Fri Oct 31 2008 Sources: EMI talks to rivals about giving up U.S. distribution
Company has fallen on hard times and the discussions about giving up its U.S. distribution may be another sign that physical distribution is giving way to digital.
Posted by Greg Sandoval
- Tue Oct 2 2001 EMI cozies up to rival Pressplay
The record label says it will license its catalog of songs to the Pressplay online music service despite EMI's association with competitor MusicNet.
Posted by Jim Hu
- Thu May 17 2007 Amazon to offer DRM-free music from EMI
On Wednesday, Amazon announced that it plans to sell digital songs from record label EMI Group that will be DRM-free.
Posted by Greg Sandoval
- Tue Mar 7 2000 Short Take: EMI inks Net radio deal
Britain's EMI Group said it will pair with U.S. interactive audio company RadioWave.com to produce Internet radio channels. Under the nonexclusive agreement, RadioWave will develop Net radio channels providing music, biographies and discographies for EMI's stable of artists with links to music retailers. RadioWave, which is majority owned by Motorola, also said it has secured $20.5 million in a first round of private financing led by U.S. house Warburg Pincus Equity Partners.
Posted by Jim Hu
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