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Atlantic Records digital revenues surpass CDs
Atlantic Records announced more than half of its music sales in the U.S. now derive from digital products including iTunes downloads and ringtones, heralding the first time a major label's digital
Solving the mobile music malaise
While acknowledging the mobile subscriber population represents "the largest market the entertainment industry has ever had," Warner Music Group EVP of digital strategy and business development
Mobile entertainment at a crossroads, again
Billboard's semi-annual Mobile Entertainment Live! conference, taking place September 9, introduces a new format this time around, promising an event shaped in large part by audience interaction. In
SendMe Mobile adds Warner Music content
Mobile media firm SendMe Mobile announced an agreement with Warner Music Group to offer content from the label's artists and create custom premium SMS subscription products. Per terms of the deal,
Warner joins Nokia's Comes With Music
Nokia announced that Warner Music Group has officially joined the handset giant's Comes With Music initiative. Warner joins fellow major labels
Warner Music Group mobile revenues slip in Q2
Warner Music Group reported its mobile music revenues slipped from $56.4 million in the first quarter of 2008 to $49.2 million in the second quarter. The music giant reported a $37 million Q2 loss,
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Virgin Mobile, Burger King team on ringtone deal
Virgin Mobile USA announced a deal with Burger King and Warner Music Group to introduce the fast-food giant's BK Value Menu concept to the mobile platform, offering subscribers a selection of
MySpace Music officially announced
Social networking giant MySpace officially confirmed its much-rumored MySpace Music retail
A sour note on Sony BMG's digital future
The crowded digital music marketplace grew still more claustrophobic this week when Sony BMG Music Entertainment announced
