Labels

Warner Music Group, Last.fm Announce Content Pact

February 6, 2007

Warner Music Group, one of the world's largest record companies, has announced its plans to integrate its content into Last.fm, a music-focused social network. The partnership is expected to be a significant ... Read More...

Major Label Readies Sizeable, MP3-Based Push, Source

Paul Resnikoff

January 3, 2007

The music industry has been grappling with the digital revolution for over a decade now. From Napster to Spotify, the industry has experienced a complete transformation in the way music is consumed. The lates... Read More...

Labels Push Curbs on Satellite, HD Radio on Capitol Hill

Paul Resnikoff

November 9, 2005

Satellite radio has grown tremendously in recent years, but the growth may pose a problem for major music labels. While satellite-based music streams are a core service offered by both XM and Sirius, the emer... Read More...

WNXP Director of Partnerships & Projects
Company: Nashville Public Radio
Location: Nashville, Other / Non-US, 37201, United States
Digital Content Coordinator (WNXP)
Company: Nashville Public Radio
Location: Nashville, Other / Non-US, 37201, United States
Senior Marketing Manager
Company: Sound Credit
Location: Drivable to Memphis, TN preferred, but open to remote for the right candidate. Southeastern, US OK
Social Media & Content Manager
Company: SoundStock
Location: Las Vegas HQ
Director of Marketing
Company: Musixmatch
Location: Bologna or Remote

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Warner Music Group, Last.fm Announce Content Pact

Major Label Readies Sizeable, MP3-Based Push, Source

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