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Recent events are proving that the Net is changing the music industry in fundamental ways. Retail giant Amazon.com is offering MP3 downloads and is offering preview copies of new albums by big-name acts. Yahoo is launching a radio station, and even the Grateful Dead is getting into the act, with the surviving band members offering some free downloads. "You're going to see tons more promotions. They're going to be everywhere." - Mark Hardie, Forrester entertainment analyst |
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Artists pre-release albums on Amazon Public Enemy, Cheap Trick, and Sarah McLaughlin hope a promotion on the retailer's site will boost sales of their latest releases. Such promotions, observers say, could become a trend. the brief goes.
MP3 copyright lawsuit inches along
Yahoo launches Web radio service
Dead grateful for MP3--with limits
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latest developments |
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Recent events are proving that the Net is changing the music industry in fundamental ways. Retail giant Amazon.com is offering MP3 downloads and is offering preview copies of new albums by big-name acts. Yahoo is launching a radio station, and even the Grateful Dead is getting into the act, with the surviving band members offering some free downloads. "You're going to see tons more promotions. They're going to be everywhere." - Mark Hardie, Forrester entertainment analyst |
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Artists pre-release albums on Amazon Public Enemy, Cheap Trick, and Sarah McLaughlin hope a promotion on the retailer's site will boost sales of their latest releases. Such promotions, observers say, could become a trend. the brief goes.
MP3 copyright lawsuit inches along
Yahoo launches Web radio service
Dead grateful for MP3--with limits
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