Wall Street Wrap: Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
Jul 12, 2010 5:35 PM
Wall Street finished another recovery session on Wednesday, a nice change-of-pace that landed the Dow above 10,000.
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Jul 12, 2010 5:35 PM
Wall Street finished another recovery session on Wednesday, a nice change-of-pace that landed the Dow above 10,000.
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It’s been theorized that the music industry could never make another Prince.
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Jul 12, 2010 5:35 PM
Another concert tour is now shaving dates, part of a spreading contagion in live music.
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British Parliament passed the Digital Economy Bill in April, but a pair of prominent ISPs are now seeking clarification on a number of aspects.
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Is the 3,333rd time the charm?
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Wall Street lifted again on Thursday, thanks largely to a positive jobs report.
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So, what happens the year after grand slams from Susan Boyle and Michael Jackson, not to mention Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga?
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The complete first-half breakdown in the US, as supplied by Nielsen Soundscan.
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Wall Street appreciated again on Friday to cap a rare weekly gain.
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Jul 12, 2010 5:35 PM
Prince is totally clueless about technology and the internet. Or, is Prince a lot smarter than people are giving him credit for?
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Okay, we got the memo: touring is facing serious challenges, especially this summer.
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Are statutory infringement penalties just way out of whack?
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Most iPhone users have struggled with the AT&T network at one point or another.
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The RIAA can hardly be categorized as a glowing success story, yet its CEO now earns more than $2 million in annual compensation.
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Are most musicians today merely hobbyists? Yes, according to Thomas “Tommy Boy” Silverman, who poked another hole in digital utopianism over the weekend. “80 percent of all records released are just noise — hobbyists,” Silverman told Wired. “Some companies like Tunecore are betting on the Long Tail because they get the same $10 whether you sell one copy or 10,000.”
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YouTube has been blitzing the market with a host of recent improvements, including a relaunched mobile property (based on HTML5) and a TV-like ‘Leanback’ offering.
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