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CD slump hits wrong note at Warner Music
New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - Warner Music, the world's third-largest music company, has posted a 58 per cent drop in quarterly profit, hurt by an industry-wide slump in CD sales as more … |
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Last Call: Warner Music Shares Fall
CNNMoney.com - NEW YORK (Associated Press) - Shares of Warner Music Group Corp. fell Friday afternoon after a Goldman Sachs analyst cut his earnings estimates and price … Warner Music seeks new deals as net slides Warner Music’s Profit Slips 58% as Industry Struggles Warner Music Says Profit Fell on Costs to Cut Jobs (Update4) |
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If you can't define it, it's probably folk music
National Post, Canada - Take a look through the nominees in Saturday's Canadian Folk Music Awards, and it becomes apparent that the times have already a-changed. … Second-generation folkies set to take stage at Canadian Folk Music… Their time is gonna come |
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Lots of music and dance in High School Musical 2
Ireland Online, Ireland - The title says it all, really — lots of music and dance numbers fleshed around a rather average plot set in a high school! As it happens, and as in the … |
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Warner Music profit falls, as industry in slump
Guardian Unlimited, UK - By Yinka Adegoke NEW YORK, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Warner Music Group Corp, the world's third-largest music company, on Thursday posted a 58 percent drop in … Warner Music profit falls; industry in slump Warner Bros. gives Sinatra's music a new lease of life Warner Music, Sinatra estate in venture involving work of singer |
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FOLK MUSIC ONCE AGAIN THRIVES IN CENTRAL ASIA AND THE CAUCASUS
EurasiaNet, NY - Musicians in Central Asia and the Caucasus are putting new twists on traditional forms of music. These innovations were on display during an 11-city tour of … |
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The image of music
Sofia Echo, Bulgaria - It was the right move for him, since this was where Staynov’s professors discovered his talent for music. He started taking piano lessons and made his first … |
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Media Research Exec Says Music Industry Is On Its Last Legs
Slashdot - Although major labels like EMI and the Universal Music Group have embraced mp3s in recent months, a story from the Mercury News says early returns from … |
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EMI Could Sell Recorded Music Business to Google, Warner, or News …
Wired News - By Eliot Van Buskirk November 30, 2007 | 2:58:58 pmcategories: Digital Music News The smallest major record label, EMI, was acquired by Terra Firma earlier … Credit turmoil seen hurting Warner Music and emi's plan Bullish Terra Firma close to deal on £250m EMI equity fundraising Music groups struggling to issue debt |
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Music lessons: Why the school orchestra could be music to hard …
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - It will enable primary school pupils aged seven to 11 to benefit from free weekly specialist music tuition, learning in small groups or on their own. … |
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