Buying into Record Label In A Box comes with ISRC codes needed to sell music legitimately, help distributing an album to hundreds of digital storefronts, contracts that have been drawn up by legal ...

For a clear sign of how deeply the music industry is adapting to the Internet, look no further than Warner Bros. Records' street teams. Street teams have long been a key part of record labels ...

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As it turns out, there actually is such a service. On Nov. 21, Universal Music Group’s Deutsche Grammophon launched Stage+, which for $14.90 a month offers music from the label’s archive and ...

He said: "Unless the record labels look at new [distribution] models, they're bringing about their own demise."Michael Robertson, the founder of MP3.com, is blunter.

As the major record labels try to remake online music in their own image, Microsoft's presence is looming powerfully enough to influence the biggest alliances in the business--even if the software ...

The label released her first album, 19, by itself in England, but for the U.S. market, which is much larger, they signed a distribution deal with Columbia Records. Chen says not to do so would ...

Why a record label? Why now? Advertisement. The Associated Press was first past the post with an article titled “Can Ellen do for music what Winfrey did for books?” ...

Stars like Jack White, and Kings of Leon, and many cult acts, are starting labels. Why? Are their signings better than those to traditional companies? Elisa Bray looks at the small print.

For a clear sign of how deeply the music industry is adapting to the Internet, look no further than Warner Bros. Records' street teams. Street teams have long been a key part of record labels ...