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Music biz unites to save 6Music

BPI and AIM join forces for Beeb’s unwanted radio baby Two wings of the music business which rarely agree on much have come together to condemn the BBC’s apparent desire to snuff out BBC 6Music.…

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Monday, March 1st, 2010 P2P News No Comments

BBC to cull radio stations, halve websites in painful biz review

6 Music, Asian Network up for chop, says report The BBC reportedly plans to axe its 6 Music and Asian Network radio stations, cull 50 per cent of its websites and reduce spending on American TV shows next month.…

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Friday, February 26th, 2010 P2P News No Comments

Why British radio is broken (it’s boring, boring stations)

For those about to Planet Rock… If you only read one story about British radio this year, make sure it’s this one .… ?

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Friday, February 12th, 2010 P2P News No Comments

Spanish Hair Salons Turn Off Radios in Protest

Angry royalty groups demand monthly fee for listening to music with customers, tell customers to bring iPods instead. Hairdressers in Spain have decided to protest a recent crackdown by royalty collecting groups there by silencing their salons and urging customers to bring in their iPods instead. “From now on, when you come to the hairdressers don’t forget to bring your own music from home!” read the signs now gracing salon windows.

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Thursday, January 28th, 2010 P2P News No Comments

Q+A: What’s Driving China’s Latest Web Crackdown

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China’s recent moves to tighten control of its online and mobile content industries have brought some uncertainty into the market but may not have a major immediate impact on the sector’s biggest players. Analysts say the crackdown, which appears to be aimed at pornography and other controversial content, could however stunt the sector’s prospects in the long-term. By 2012, China’s online game sector is estimated to have 230 million gamers compared with about 69 million currently, and rake in revenues of 73.1 billion yuan ($10.7 billion), Beijing-based research firm Analysys International said in December.

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Monday, January 11th, 2010 P2P News No Comments