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September 19, 2005 Warner Music Group on Monday said it's signed up Donald Trump for exclusive mobile-phone content.Warner Music, Skype ring up a deal
January 30, 2006 Partnership will let Skype sell ring tones culled from original recordings in Warner Music's library.Microsoft aims to license video game music
February 28, 2007 The software maker hopes more than just gamers want to hear the notes from Halo; an arm of Warner Music will handle licensing duties.Warner, Bertelsmann settle over Napster
April 24, 2007 Bertelsmann admits no liability, but pays $110 million as part of the terms of the deal.Warner Music faces 14 lawsuits over download fees
May 6, 2006 In SEC document, company reveals that it's accused of conspiring to fix music download prices, but denies the charges.XM settles patent lawsuit with Universal Music
December 18, 2007 Dispute centers on XM's portable "Inno" device, which can store and record music from satellite radio.Skype strikes deals with music publishers
April 25, 2006 Company secures necessary agreements to sell hundreds of thousands of songs from Warner Music as ring tones.Warner Music Group partners with Internet video service
October 26, 2006 Music company cuts deal with Brightcove as part of plan to create its own embedded video players to beat YouTube.Warner Music readies CD-free 'e-label'
August 22, 2005 Record label will experiment with a new music label based on three-song clusters and digital downloads instead of physical CDs.New mobile music service launches
December 15, 2004 Melodeo wins rights to sell songs from Warner Music Group through cell phone networks.Recording industry should brace for more bad news
January 16, 2008 Artists don't need record labels anymore. Mashboxx founder Wayne Rosso says more changes are ahead because of shifts in technology and economics.YouTube cuts three content deals
October 9, 2006 Universal, Sony BMG and CBS have joined Warner in offering the legal use of their content for YouTube videos.Opening the door on a CD-less music label
November 10, 2005 Warner's all-digital label is run by the man who discovered The Doors. Now he hopes to pioneer a new kind of record business.This week in digital music
August 26, 2005 Warner Music Group is creating a new music-distribution mechanism that will rely on digital downloads instead of compact discs.Warner, MTV to clip videos for phones
September 26, 2005 Companies will create short music videos from Warner's existing collection, distributing them on cell phones and other mobile devices.Analysts don't like YouTube's chances
October 2, 2006 Forrester argues that while YouTube may have media companies' attention, one copyright lawsuit could undo it all.New group to standardize digital music data
May 4, 2006 Apple, Microsoft and Sony BMG team with industry leaders to better track digital-music sales and royalties.Probe may delay change in digital-music prices
January 4, 2006 New York State begins inquiry as labels increase pressure on online music stores to change their standard 99 cents per song pricing structure.Music exec slams mobile entertainment experience
February 14, 2007 Buying music and other content on mobile phones is unnecessarily complicated and expensive, Warner Music's CEO says.New York focuses antitrust probe of record labels
February 14, 2006 State Attorney General sends music companies new round of subpoenas in investigation of online-music pricing.
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