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Music Company Builds Interactive Web Site to Support Fashionable Image
White Paper Compilations and singles record label Hed Kandi forms part of Ministry of Sound (MoS) music group. The officer recently deployed the 2007 Microsoft Office system to support track... [31 Aug 2007]
Music Company Builds Interactive Web Site to Support Fashionable Image
White Paper Compilations and singles record label Hed Kandi forms part of Ministry of Sound (MoS) music group. The officer recently deployed the 2007 Microsoft Office system to support track... [10 Aug 2007]
Radioactive: Crazy Frog's legacy - it's boomtime for ringtones
Comment According to the BPI, CD singles sales in the UK dropped 19.1 per cent to only 21.4 million units in 2005. The irritating amphibian - Crazy Frog - originated as a ringtone before it strangled the singles... [16 Jan 2006]
Radioactive: Ready or not, here comes mobile music
Comment With people showing so little interest in buying CD singles, it was no wonder the compilers of the UK's singles charts broadened their horizons to include legitimate music downloads. Orange has clambered... [14 Apr 2005]
Big record labels give songs to P2P network
News According to industry association the British Phonographic Association (BPI), the music industry is looking at a record year - with the singles market getting a new lease of life, in no small part thanks... [26 Nov 2004]
Apple denies price rise rumours
News The big music labels are eager to move to a system where they can price prerelease or top singles differently than back-catalogue tracks. This has appeared in occasional rising album costs, but like Apple, none of the... [10 May 2004]
Sony and Universal Music cut cost of digital music
News Users will pay 99 cents to download singles and $9.99 for albums. Sony has recently formed Pressplay, a music file-swapping venture with Vivendi, while rival record labels AOL Time Warner, Bertelsmann... [13 Jun 2002]
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