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Toronto is considering repealing its anti-scalping bylaw that makes it illegal for anyone to resell a ticket on city property. >>more
The UK's Competition Commission (CC) has cleared the Live Nation/Ticketmaster merger, removing the last obstacle in the creation of the world's largest live entertainment company. >>more
Warner Music's total revenue for the second quarter to 31st March was down 1.3% year on year and 6% on a "constant currency basis". >>more
Plymouth based Disc Manufacturing Services have produced two new CDs to be distributed at the Great Escape for Bristrol Music Foundation / Generator and AGreenerFestival. >>more
Terra Firma, owner of EMI, has secured "verbal commitments" from investors to cover a loan payment due to Citigroup, but needs the vote of 75% of its 200 investors in order to prevent a possible takeover by the Bank who helped finance its acquisition of EMI. >>more
The Black Eyed Peas' song "I Gotta Feeling" has become the best-selling digital single of all time with 5.56 million downloads, just pipping Flo Rida's 'Lowâ' which had previously been in the top spot after selling 5.54 million downloads according to SoundScan data. >>more
Five people have been killed and at least 12 injured in a stampede at a concert in Mexico, police have said. >>more
Global recorded music sales fell 7.2% in 2009, led by significant falls in the world's two biggest markets, the US and Japan. >>more
Songlines magazine has announced the winners of the Songlines Music Awards which recognise outstanding talent in world music and are voted by Songlines readers and the general public.
Music Week report that The Live Music Forum is accusing Corby Borough Council of bending its licensing rules to allow a Labour Party stunt in the run up to the General Election when it allowed >>more
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