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...revamp of its service, users were able to freely share almost any content. In July 2007 all that changed in the wake of a lawsuit filed by Warner Music Group in May that year. Warner settled with Imeem after the firm agreed to tweak the...

In this article: Imeem, MySpace, Revenue, Web 2.0, and News Corp

...relevant to MySpace, who won't be dealing with that stuff. And it's not relevant to investors like Sequoia and Warner Music Group (WMG), who pumped in at least $25 million to venture. In retrospect, Warner's move to write off all of its...

In this article: MySpace, Imeem, News Corp, Accounts receivable, Forbes magazine, and Om Malik

...and Comcast's (CMCSA) Fancast. One obvious place to license the stuff: Hulu itself. Neither EMI or Warner Music Group (WMG), which has created its own Vevo-like channel with YouTube, are participating in the venture, but they could.

In this article: Hulu, Vevo, YouTube, Google, Sony, Comcast, EMI, and Revenue

...not be part of YouTube. Universal has already signed Sony Music Entertainment, the second largest label and is in negotiations with EMI and Warner Music Group about joining. Vevo is due to launch sometime next month. Greg Sandoval covers...

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...locks up their stuff exclusively on Vevo, a sort of "Hulu for music videos" that will be powered by YouTube. And Warner Music Group (WMG) has convinced YouTube to give the label its own branded channel for its clips. No word on financials...

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...label The Orchard Enterprise. Meanwhile, GigaOm said, Mr. Caldwell hasn't had any luck raising more funds for the firm. In May, Warner Music Group wrote off its entire $16 million investment in imeem and also forgave $4 million it...

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...unclear what price MySpace would pay for the service, but one person said it was unlikely to be as much as MySpace paid for iLike. In May, Warner Music Group Corp. wrote off its entire $16 million investment in imeem and also forgave $4...

In this article: MySpace, Imeem, News Corp., Ilike, Joint venture, Revenue, and Warner Music Group Corp.

News, analysis and opinion about the digital revolution. Posted on November 17, 2009 at 7:18 AM PT Are Warner Music Group and EMI, who have been circling each other for nearly a decade, finally ready to consummate their relationship?

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Last January Warner Music Group forced YouTube to remove all of its music from the site, citing disputes over royalty payments. This led to an outcry from users, who created protest videos once YouTube started muting or pulling down any...

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