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Topic: Music & Musicians
Thursday, 17 Jan 2008 | Source: Reuters
Veteran British rock band the Rolling Stones has signed an exclusive worldwide recording agreement to release its next album through Universal Music Group, prompting speculation that it could leave EMI.
Tuesday, 15 Jan 2008 | Source: Reuters
British music company EMI is to axe up to 2,000 jobs in a restructuring plan by its new private-equity owners to save up to 200 million pounds ($392 million) a year and recast itself for the digital age.
Monday, 14 Jan 2008 | Source: Reuters
Record label EMI, bought by private equity firm Terra Firma last year, is set to announce on Monday plans to cut as much as one third of its 6,000 staff, slash marketing costs and drop artists as part of a restructuring, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Posts |  TOPIC : Music & Musicians
14 May 2008
Can you imagine if Syesha is not sent home tonight? Don't care anymore? Fox is losing viewers from its reality TV category killer, but the show is still #1... Read More
5 May 2008
Tell me if this isn't the most ingeniously parasitical way to make a living: There are some guys who videotape themselves going around Hollywood digging through celebrity trash, and then they turn that trash into treasure on eBay... Read More
2 May 2008
This is awesome! Fake Jane has learned that Mariah Carey has allegedly married Nick Cannon, who's eleven years younger than she is (though her new hubby reportedly re-gifted her engagement ring from his previous fiancée--not a good sign)... Read More
1 May 2008
Things have changed since I filed the post yesterday on the Tanker War Blog created by supporters of Boeing's challenge to Northrop Grumman -EADS winning the tanker deal! The web site's poll on whether Congress should nix the current deal has changed leads... Read More
30 Apr 2008
Defense giants Boeing and Northrop Grumman keep going at it over the Air Force tanker deal... Read More
VIDEO | TOPIC : Music & Musicians
Ice Cube comments on violence in his rap music--and others'--and why it has not gone too far.
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