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1. Download-to-Own

Subjects
Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Abstract

By Staff Week ended August 27, 2006 Movielink ------------------------------------ Rank Title (Label/Distributor, SRP) 1 POSEIDON (WB, $19.99) 2 SILENT HILL (SONY, $19.99) 3 RV (SONY, $19.99) 4 JUST MY LUCK [...]

Published
2006

3. Artists set the price

Subjects
Company Web site/Web page, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, Web sites -- Services, Web sites -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Services, Online music trading -- Prices and rates
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The TuneTribe music download site lets artists set the price for their tracks, concentrating on independent music rather than songs produced by the major labels. Artists set what they feel […]

Published
2005

4. Yahoo Unveils Music Subscription Service; Yahoo launches in beta a music-subscription service that's likely to put the heat on rivals offering similar, but more expensive, rent-a-tune services

Subjects
Online music trading, Information services industry, Company pricing policy, Company service development, Yahoo! Inc. -- Service development, Online music trading -- Service development, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Information services industry -- Service development
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Yahoo Inc. on Wednesday plans to launch in beta a music-subscription service that's likely to put the heat on rivals offering similar, but more expensive, rent-a-tune services. The Sunnyvale, Calif., […]

Published
2005

7. Time To Pay The Piper For Digital Music

Author

Kontzer, Tony

Subjects
Online music trading, Company services, SoundExchange -- Services, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Sound recording industry -- Services, Online services -- Product introduction
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In a development that could pave the way to musicians and copyright owners getting compensated for music downloads and file sharing, the recording industry has launched SoundExchange, a servicing agent […]

Published
2000

8. Would You Pay More For This Song?

Subjects
Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Music industry -- Prices and rates, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, Business
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Earlier this month, online music retailers like Amazon and iTunes switched to a new pricing system. Blogger Mario Armstrong joined NPR's Renee Montagne to talk about how the changes will [...]

Published
2009

9. EMI singing a looser tune

Author

Fritz, Ben and Gallo, Phil

Subjects
EMI Records Ltd. -- Intellectual property, EMI Records Ltd. -- Services, EMI Records Ltd. -- Prices and rates, Sound recording industry -- Intellectual property, Sound recording industry -- Services, Sound recording industry -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
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EMI became the first major label to rewrite the iTunes rule book, dropping antipiracy software from digital downloads Monday and initiating higher quality, higher-priced music tracks. Digital Rights Management software, [...]

Published
2007

10. At two bucks, is the price right?

Author

Levine, Stuart

Subjects
Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Forecasts and trends, Television broadcasting industry -- Services, Television broadcasting industry -- Prices and rates, Television programs -- Prices and rates, Television programs -- Services, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, Market trend/market analysis, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Abstract

If Steve Jobs were ever to give up his day job at Apple, he might do worse than becoming a contestant on 'The Price Is Right.' It was Jobs who [...]

Published
2006

11. Woolworths: ... opens door to digital music price war

Subjects
Woolworths Ltd. -- Marketing, Woolworths Ltd. -- Services, Discount stores -- Marketing, Discount stores -- Services, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading, Company marketing practices, Company pricing policy, Business, Retail industry
Published
2005

12. Apple considers pre-loaded iPods with access to iTunes

Author

Graham, Jefferson

Subjects
Apple Inc. -- Services -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Computer industry -- Services -- Prices and rates, Microcomputer industry, Online music trading, Computer industry, Company pricing policy, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Jefferson Graham For years, the music industry has sought an alternative to digital downloads in music subscriptions. Neither the labels nor the services make much money from 99-cent downloads, [...]

Published
2008

13. TiVo adding music to lineup

Author

Lieberman, David

Subjects
Company joint venture, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, Tivo (Set-top Internet box) -- Product introduction -- Prices and rates, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Joint ventures -- Product introduction, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Computer software industry -- Joint ventures -- Product introduction, Video equipment industry -- Product introduction -- Joint ventures, Viacom Media Networks -- Joint ventures -- Product introduction, TiVo Inc. -- Product introduction -- Joint ventures, RealNetworks Inc. -- Joint ventures -- Product introduction
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Byline: David Lieberman NEW YORK -- TiVo will unveil today a deal with RealNetworks to offer its Rhapsody subscription music service on TiVo DVRs. It's the first step in a [...]

Published
2007

14. Listen cuts burning price, signs on with real services

Author

Garrity, Brian

Subjects
Listen.com -- Contracts, Listen.com -- Prices and rates, RealNetworks Inc. -- Contracts, Database industry -- Prices and rates, Database industry -- Contracts, Computer software industry -- Contracts, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Database industry, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, Contract agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications, Motion pictures, Publishing industry
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With an eye toward generating greater consumer interest in its digital music service, Listen.com will announce today that it is lowering the price it charges for burnable tracks. Listen will [...]

Published
2003

15. Labels sue XM over its device: the music groups say the satellite radio firm should pay higher licensing fees because its new Inno gadget allows listeners to record tunes

Author

Duhigg, Charles

Subjects
XM Satellite Radio Inc. -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, XM Satellite Radio Inc. -- Services, Satellite communications services industry -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, Satellite communications services industry -- Services, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, User fees -- Prices and rates, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2006

16. U.K. case may influence music royalties

Author

Patrick, Aaron O.

Subjects
United Kingdom. Copyright Tribunal -- Cases, United Kingdom. Patent Office -- Cases, United Kingdom -- Economic aspects, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Cases, Royalties -- Cases, Online music trading, Company legal issue, Company pricing policy, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

A debate over royalties paid to songwriters and composers per downloaded song is being taken to the United Kingdom Copyright Tribunal. The moneys due decision will only apply to the United Kingdom, however the case may be a consideration in similar cases in the United States and Germany.

Published
2006

17. Music industry faces pricing probe on downloads

Author

Smith, Ethan

Subjects
United States. Securities and Exchange Commission -- Investigations, United States -- Economic aspects, Music industry -- Investigations, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Investigations, Online music trading, Company legal issue, Company pricing policy, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The music industry is being investigated by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission into collusion on the price of online music downloads. Apple Computer Inc.'s iTunes Music Store, Warner Music Group, Sony BMG Music Entertainment and Vivendi Universal S.A.'s Universal Music Group have all been subpoenaed.

Published
2005

18. Stealing hurts songwriters

Author

Carnes, Rick

Subjects
Sound recording industry -- Intellectual property, Songwriters -- Compensation and benefits, Songwriters -- Intellectual property, Online music trading -- Laws, regulations and rules, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, Government regulation
Published
2005

19. Microsoft plan lets subscribers download away

Author

Graham, Jefferson

Subjects
Computer software industry -- Service introduction, Downloading -- Services, Downloading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading, Company service introduction, Company pricing policy, Microsoft Corp. -- Service introduction
Published
2004

20. MP3.com Inc

Subjects
CNET Networks Entertainment. MP3.com -- Prices and rates, Online services -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, general
Published
2001

21. Gadget Adviser: When it comes to music, is it better to rent or own?

Author

Gwinn, Eric

Subjects
Online music trading -- Services, Online music trading -- Market share, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Information services industry -- Services, Information services industry -- Market share, Information services industry -- Prices and rates, Online music trading, Information services industry, Company pricing policy, Company market share, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2005

22. Making money with mobile music

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry -- Service introduction, Online music trading -- Service introduction, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Communications industry -- Service introduction, Telecommunications services industry, Online music trading, Company service introduction, Company pricing policy, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Feb 07, 2005 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) A small company in Adelaide has developed a new system for paying for digital music. Mobile Independent Music (MIM) [...]

Published
2005

23. Woolies opens door to digital music price war

Subjects
Woolworths Ltd. -- Marketing, Woolworths Ltd. -- Services, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Supermarkets -- Marketing, Supermarkets -- Services, Online music trading, Company pricing policy, Company marketing practices, Business, Retail industry
Published
2005

24. Plug.In: New Napster CEO Charts Course For Pay Service

Author

Krebs, Brian and Stone, Martin

Subjects
Company business planning, Company services, Company pricing policy, Online music trading, Company executive, Napster Inc. -- Planning, Online services -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Prices and rates
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Embattled music download service Napster today said that it has replaced interim CEO Hank Barry with an executive from German media titan Bertelsmann AG as the company's new chief executive […]

Published
2001

25. Christian retailer LifeWay launches download store

Subjects
Lifeway Christian Resources -- Product introduction, Religion and music -- Distribution, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online services -- Product introduction, Company distribution practices, Company pricing policy, Company service introduction, Online music trading, Cable television/data services, Online services, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications, Motion pictures, Publishing industry
Abstract

Breaking new ground for the Christian retail community, LifeWay Christian Stores is partnering with Liquid Digital Media to create a music download service. The venture, at lifewaystores.com, will price singles [...]

Published
2003

26. Internet music firm counts on consumer integrity: MusicRebellion hopes to sell 'dynamic pricing' software

Author

Schnitzler, Peter

Subjects
Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Forecasts and trends, Internet service providers -- Planning, Internet service providers -- Product information, File sharing software -- Product information, Online music trading, Internet service provider, File sharing software, Market trend/market analysis, Company pricing policy, Company business planning, Company product planning, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Internet piracy costs the music industry hundreds of millions of dollars each year in lost sales. But, according to MusicRebellion.com Inc., thieves aren't the problem. It's the prices. 'We believe [...]

Published
2003

27. Real in tune with Rhapsody

Author

Bloom, David

Subjects
MusicNet Inc. -- Product discontinuation, RealNetworks Inc. -- Product introduction, RealNetworks Inc. -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Product introduction, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Computer software industry -- Product introduction, Online music trading, Company service introduction, Company pricing policy, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
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HOLLYWOOD -- RealNetworks is replacing the label-backed online music service MusicNet with its own just-acquired Rhapsody service, and cutting the cost of copying tracks by a fifth, to 79[cents] apiece. [...]

Published
2003

28. Outside the box: make legal product cheap and easy for consumers to find and most of them won't steal it. (Headliners)

Author

Sweeting, Paul

Subjects
Apple Inc. -- Finance, Apple Inc. -- Prices and rates, Apple Inc. -- Services, Blockbuster Inc. -- Officials and employees, Online services -- Finance, Online services -- Prices and rates, Online services -- Services, Motion picture industry -- Economic aspects, Motion picture industry -- Crimes against, Music industry -- Crimes against, Music industry -- Services, Online music trading -- Finance, Online music trading -- Prices and rates, Online music trading -- Services, Piracy (Copyright) -- Analysis, Piracy (Copyright) -- Prevention, Video stores -- Officials and employees, Video stores -- Economic aspects, Online services, Cable television/data services, Online music trading, Company earnings/profit, Company pricing policy, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Abstract

NEW YORK -- Blockbuster chairman and CEO John Antioco got it at least partly right last week when he proposed that the rental market works as a disincentive to video [...]

Published
2003

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