Today’s headlines, Feb. 05
Thursday February 5 2009 - 7:04AM
- QC rocker CHOI-FM one step short of having licence pulled
- Corus trims a dozen heads from Info 690 in Montreal
- Changes to TV licence renewals worry arts group
- Halifax Herald fires a quarter of its newsroom staff
- HB chops 1000 jobs
- Humber students’ incredible homemade radio
- BSkyB scores three year soccer rights exclusive for $1.4B
- Monet’s field of flowers fetches £11M at auction
- Concert biz merger a potential Wal-Mart for brand deals
- Performance Rights Bill back on the table in US
- NAB calls Performance Rights Bill a record label ‘bailout’
- Springsteen one of many voicing concerns over events monopoly
- Azoff apologizes to Springsteen over ticketing abuse
- E Street Band Super Bowl tracks pre-recorded?
- Music continues to help drive video game sales
- Digital challenge reflected in WMG Q1 figures
- Google: A latent music titan to rival Apple
- New app enables BlackBerry Storm to access iTunes
- DTV conversion pushed back until June in US
- Obama hires another RIAA lawyer
- Obama, McCain knock protectionism out of bill
- UMG loses another round in Veoh infringement suit
- RIP: Cramps singer Lux Interior, aged 62
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