Today’s headlines, October 20
Tuesday October 20 2009 - 5:01AM
- CRTC releases radio market financial data for 2004 – 2008
- Globe & Mail: Canada host to 5 of top 10 bit torrent sites
- Squaring parody with Canada’s copyright laws
- Tuesday Releases: lowdown on what’s in stores today
- Crumbs adds life to Fredericton night life
- Net neutrality ruling due this week
- Qaurrington wins $20K Matt Cohen authors’ prize
- International
- PIAS indie consortium signs global YouTube licensing deal
- Vevo partners with Arab Emirates media firm
- Judge approves EMI to sue Michael Robertson personally
- U2 Rose Bowl Sunday show to stream live on YouTube
- Movement afoot to make labels police client addictions
- Pirate Party term argument trounced in UK
- Imagem signs publishing deal with Genesis clan
- EU warms to Google Books concept
- Technology/Marketing/Media
- Music promotion’s new rules of engagement
- Apple profits go through the roof
- US videogame industry halts downward spiral
- Beatles videogame sells 600K units in first month
- Virgin America, Google offer free in-flight wi-fi
- Pledge Music launches latest fan-funding platform
- Baidu snookers Google in China’s search market
- 100 scribblers pink slipped at the NYTs
- Beeb feature: The future of music online
- Talent/Features
- Guns N’ Roses Canadian tour dates announced for 2010
- David Foster’s dream artist, Stevie Wonder, so far elusive
- Lily Allen’s saucy new video has her kidnap Sir Reg
- Beyonce again delays Malaysian concert date
- Boy George to join Rufus Wainwright at Royal Albert Xmas show
- Obituaries
- Composer Vick Mizzy, aged 93
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