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November 28, 2009
Books of the year
...best of all – makes you want to hear the music. You Never Give Me Your Money: The Battle for...upfront. Andrew Clark is the FT’s chief music criticLudovic Hunter-Tilney is the FT’s pop...terms and conditions, operated by Bertram Group Ltd, please go to: www.ft.com/bookshop Introduction by Rosie Blau
December 9, 2009
Vevo could be saviour of music video
...Video may have killed the radio star but some of the music industry’s most senior executives lined up on Tuesday...digital mis-steps. The chief executives of Universal Music, Sony Music and EMI Music joined forces with Eric Schmidt, chairman... By Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson in New York
May 22, 2009
Entropical paradise
...Nighy, Felicity Kendal, Harriet Walter et al. There are moments in the life of theatre...voice not yet heavily brandied, as Henry V at the Old Vic in the late 1950s; John Kane...altering A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Alan Howard heavily oiled as Achilles in the...in which the play is set with another group of characters, those who lived it. Each group acts as if oblivious of each other...move more awkwardly to the beat of music coming from the country house marquee where...who first saw that Poussin’s “Et In Arcadia Ego”, the scene of shepherds... By Simon Schama
11:06am
Judge questions BofA settlement
...executive, John Thain.The latter eventually left the bank, and was on Sunday named chief executive of finance company CIT Group. Mr Moynihan eventually gave up the general counsel job and became head of consumer and small business banking, a position...Southern District of New York, numbers 09-06829 and 10-00215. Mr Cuomo’s case is New York vs Bank of America Corp et al, New York State Supreme Court, New York County, number 450115/2010. By
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Warner chief sees no barrier to EMI tie-up
Warner Music sees no regulatory barrier to a bid for...heightening expectations that the UK music group's debt troubles might lead to a combination...difficulties" in a way that strengthened the music industry.Yet auditors have expressed...as a going concern. Terra Firma , the group that bought EMI in 2007, needs to raise... By Andrew EdgecliffeJohnson in New York
4:08pm
Warner chief sees no barriers to EMI tie-up
Warner Music sees no regulatory barrier to a bid for...heightening expectations that the UK music group’s debt troubles might lead to a combination...difficulties” in a way that strengthened the music industry. Yet auditors have expressed...as a going concern. Terra Firma, the group that bought EMI in 2007, needs to... By Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson in New York
October 26, 2009
Hollywood told to rewrite script
...film studio, appointing Rich Ross, the former head of Disney Channel and the brains behind Hannah Montana and High School Music al - two of Disney's most profitable franchises - to run the division. It has agreed a $4bn deal to buy Marvel Entertainment... By Matthew Garrahan in Los Angeles
March 31, 2009
Google launches China service
Google launched a music download service in China yesterday, even as the...view. In partnership with Top100.cn, an online music service co-founded by basketball star Yao Ming, Google Music Search will offer 1.1m songs for download to... By Kenneth Li
December 8, 2009
Going Lala over online music
...latest plaything, Lala.com. Surely music industry executives will not dare to test...Apple last week chose to purchase internet music site Lala.com for an undisclosed amount...it represented a potential threat to the music download model of Apple’s iTunes store...
December 5, 2009
Apple buys internet music site Lala.com
Apple bought internet music site Lala.com late on Friday for an undisclosed...s iTunes, the world’s biggest music retailer. Apple confirmed the deal but...largest site for paid downloads of digital music. It would stop short of adopting a subscription... By Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson in New York and Joseph Menn in San Francisco