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Nearly Entire Spotify Music Catalog Pirated Into A 300TB Copy
Anna Archive claims to have scraped and backed up 86 million Spotify tracks, totalling around 300 terabytes, planning to distribute the data via bulk torrents.
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Eminem Sues Meta For Rs 900 Crore Over Alleged Copyright Violation
Eminem has accused Meta of using videos and other content without securing the necessary licences or offering proper credit.
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Justin Bieber Sells Music Rights For $200 Million
Pop juggernaut Justin Bieber has sold his music publishing and recording catalog shares to the Blackstone-backed Hipgnosis Songs Capital for $200 million, the company said Tuesday -- marking the industry's latest blockbuster rights deal.
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Spotify Launches Audiobook Service for US Users, Set to Lock Horns With Amazon's Audible
Spotify has launched a new audiobook service for users in the US, allowing customers to browse through the service's audiobook catalog on the Spotify app and make purchases through the website. The music streaming service is set to lock horns with Amazon's Audible service as it enters the $4.8 billion (roughly Rs. 38,300 crore) audiobook market whi...
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Bob Dylan Sells Entire Recording Catalogue To Sony
Bob Dylan sold his entire back catalog of recorded music along with "the rights to multiple future new releases" to Sony Music Entertainment, the company announced Monday.
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Bruce Springsteen Sells Music Catalog To Sony For $500 Million: Report
Bruce Springsteen has reportedly sold his music rights to Sony for half a billion dollars, the latest superstar singer to join a frenzy of catalog sales fueled by the pandemic.
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Amazon Music Unlimited Launched, Takes on Apple Music and Spotify
Subscriptions on Echo cost $3.99 per month; while Amazon Prime members can subscribe for $7.99 and regular users for $9.99 a month.
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Amazon Is Preparing to Launch a Standalone Music Streaming Service: Report
Amazon currently offers a free streaming music service with a limited catalog to subscribers of its Prime shipping and video service.
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David Bowie's Lazarus Breaks Adele's Hello Record
David Bowie has broken a record for most views of his music videos in the aftermath of his death. His song Lazarus scored 51 million views, which marked Vevo's highest number of views ever in a single day for an artist's catalog, wresting the record from fellow British artist Adele whose videos were seen 36 million times
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Amazon Launches Streaming 'Prime Music' Service
Amazon began offering a streaming music service on Thursday with a catalog of over one million songs.
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Aashiqui 2 and Other T-Series Music Now Available on Saavn's Mobile Apps
T-Series' music catalog was already available on Saavn's website, and now it comes to mobile apps and website.
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Google launches All Access music subscription service for $9.99 a month
Google Play All Access combines the Internet giant's music catalog with users' personal collections in a radio station-style subscription service.
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Research In Motion names music and video storefront partners for BlackBerry 10
RIM said its BlackBerry World content store would include an extensive catalog of songs, movies and television shows.
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Amazon makes MP3 catalog available to iPhone users
For the first time ever, iPhone and iPod touch users can discover and buy digital music from Amazon's 22-million song catalog using the Safari browser.
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Nearly Entire Spotify Music Catalog Pirated Into A 300TB Copy
Anna Archive claims to have scraped and backed up 86 million Spotify tracks, totalling around 300 terabytes, planning to distribute the data via bulk torrents.
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Eminem Sues Meta For Rs 900 Crore Over Alleged Copyright Violation
Eminem has accused Meta of using videos and other content without securing the necessary licences or offering proper credit.
-
Justin Bieber Sells Music Rights For $200 Million
Pop juggernaut Justin Bieber has sold his music publishing and recording catalog shares to the Blackstone-backed Hipgnosis Songs Capital for $200 million, the company said Tuesday -- marking the industry's latest blockbuster rights deal.
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Spotify Launches Audiobook Service for US Users, Set to Lock Horns With Amazon's Audible
Spotify has launched a new audiobook service for users in the US, allowing customers to browse through the service's audiobook catalog on the Spotify app and make purchases through the website. The music streaming service is set to lock horns with Amazon's Audible service as it enters the $4.8 billion (roughly Rs. 38,300 crore) audiobook market whi...
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Bob Dylan Sells Entire Recording Catalogue To Sony
Bob Dylan sold his entire back catalog of recorded music along with "the rights to multiple future new releases" to Sony Music Entertainment, the company announced Monday.
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Bruce Springsteen Sells Music Catalog To Sony For $500 Million: Report
Bruce Springsteen has reportedly sold his music rights to Sony for half a billion dollars, the latest superstar singer to join a frenzy of catalog sales fueled by the pandemic.
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Amazon Music Unlimited Launched, Takes on Apple Music and Spotify
Subscriptions on Echo cost $3.99 per month; while Amazon Prime members can subscribe for $7.99 and regular users for $9.99 a month.
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Amazon Is Preparing to Launch a Standalone Music Streaming Service: Report
Amazon currently offers a free streaming music service with a limited catalog to subscribers of its Prime shipping and video service.
-
David Bowie's Lazarus Breaks Adele's Hello Record
David Bowie has broken a record for most views of his music videos in the aftermath of his death. His song Lazarus scored 51 million views, which marked Vevo's highest number of views ever in a single day for an artist's catalog, wresting the record from fellow British artist Adele whose videos were seen 36 million times
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Amazon Launches Streaming 'Prime Music' Service
Amazon began offering a streaming music service on Thursday with a catalog of over one million songs.
-
Aashiqui 2 and Other T-Series Music Now Available on Saavn's Mobile Apps
T-Series' music catalog was already available on Saavn's website, and now it comes to mobile apps and website.
-
Google launches All Access music subscription service for $9.99 a month
Google Play All Access combines the Internet giant's music catalog with users' personal collections in a radio station-style subscription service.
-
Research In Motion names music and video storefront partners for BlackBerry 10
RIM said its BlackBerry World content store would include an extensive catalog of songs, movies and television shows.
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Amazon makes MP3 catalog available to iPhone users
For the first time ever, iPhone and iPod touch users can discover and buy digital music from Amazon's 22-million song catalog using the Safari browser.
