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Like many others, I can’t ...
Norwegian government to present anti-piracy plan this month
The Norwegian government is to present its new anti-piracy plan this month, which is expected to include changes to copyright ...
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Russia is going to have to wait a while longer for the iTunes Store, which although set to launch today ...
Simon Fuller: Parlophone saviour?
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It was bucolic anarchy. Beautiful pandemonium. Organised chaos.
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MASTERCLASS: Bill Roedy: Going digital Gated Content
"The best businessman in the world" is how Bill Clinton described Bill Roedy, the former chairman and chief executive of ...
Masterclass: Pete Tong Gated Content
Last Friday night at 7pm Pete Tong's 20 years at Radio 1 were marked with a 12-hour star-studded special broadcast ...
Masterclass: Peter Cobbin Gated Content
While recent weeks have seen The King's Speech enjoy a wealth of BAFTA and Oscar acclaim, Tom Hooper's film about ...
Masterclass: Steve Lewis Gated Content
From his teenage years working for Richard Branson to becoming chairman of Stage Three Publishing, Steve Lewis's 30-plus years in ...
Masterclass: Duane Eddy Gated Content
Sitting on a beaten-up sofa in the basement of The Premises studio in Hackney, Duane Eddy has come a long ...
Masterclass: Brian Berg Gated Content
If they ever get round to making a British version of Mad Men the show's researchers could do worse than ...
Masterclass: Don Black Gated Content
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Masterclass: Quincy Jones Gated Content
However much you think you know the work of Quincy Jones, he still has the power to surprise.
Masterclass: Jac Holzman Gated Content
"I am probably the oldest guy still living who remembers how to do all this stuff or remembers what he ...
Masterclass: Peter Asher Gated Content
Peter Asher's career in music began in 1964 as one-half of the singing duo Peter & Gordon, who amassed nine ...
Masterclass: Andrew Fisher - Shazam Gated Content
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Masterclass: Robin Millar Gated Content
The story of Robin Millar is one of triumph over adversity; the story of an irrepressible talent.
Masterclass: Richard Russell Gated Content
In 1989 he helped co-found XL Recordings as an offshoot of the Beggars Banquet-owned Citybeat label and quickly established XL ...
Masterclass: Alan Edwards Gated Content
Whether dealing with public relations, brand endorsement, crisis management or damage limitation, Edward's calm, strategic approach has earned him an ...
Masterclass: Terry McBride Gated Content
Now with offices in Vancouver, New York, London and Los Angeles, the Nettwork Music Group, of which McBride is CEO, ...
