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Warner Music poised to launch e-label
The UK's PC Pro: Warner Music poised to launch an e-label
Warner Music, one of the world's 'big four' record companies, is poised to launch an e-label. Material from artists signed to it will only be released in a digital form for downloading.Edgar Bronfman, Warner's CEO, said that the e-label would allow it to release music from new and niche artists without incurring the cost of recording a whole album.
Somewhat surprisingly he added that the artists would retain ownership of the recordings and copyright, almost unheard of in the industry but presumably a way of sweetening what many artists will see as a cut-price record deal. ...
Warner Music has been one of the more forward-looking music labels, so this is a very welcome development.
August 25, 2005 at 12:33 PM in Music | Permalink
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