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We need you all to vote 4 us in this hot new artist contest.The A&R execs at MySpace Records want to see who's got the goods to make the Final 5. A vote of fans will decide who wins Rock The Space and walks away with a Recording Contract with MySpace Records plus $10,000 in Fender gear, so help us help you with your votes for Da-Jiberishrapstar "Dremoney Featuring his 12yr old daughter Da Jiberish princess "Angel" performing their hit song "Hop It" GodBless we love you all. just vote below...

Jay-Z Buys back the last album due in contract

It’s being reported that sometime earlier this year legendary rapper, Jay-Z, allegedly bought back the last album due to Island/Def Jam in his recording contract. The alleged sum it took to complete and close out the contract was a king’s ransom of $5 million (although this is not a confirmed amount).

It appears Jigga is ready to move on and build an empire with his new Roc Nation label over at Live Nation. So there is a great chance his eagerly awaited album “The Blueprint 3” will be his debut LP on the Roc Nation venture.

Jay has also been busy signing acts to the new ROC…key signings so far include up and coming rappers J. Cole, Mikey Factz and British Pop girl group SugaBabes. Rumors are also saying that Jay might sign State Property to the new Roc with all the original members reunited.

Major Copyright Infringing Forum Shut Down In Argentina

It's seems that file sharing copyrigthed materials over the p2p forums are very far from being over here is the lastest case that has emerged wow.
A web forum that was used to distribute copyrighted files to more than 110,000 registered users in Latin America has been closed down. Emep3.com.ar was closed following an investigation by CAPIF, which represents the recording industry in Argentina.

CAPIF had notified the forum's operators of potential copyright infringement problems after its enquiries found the site contained more than 130,000 posts linking to unauthorised music files.

Figures from alexa.com suggest the forum's users were mainly Argentines (73%), with Mexicans (7.4%) and Chileans (4.7%) also using the site. The forum was the 907th most accessed site in Argentina.

CAPIF identified the site operator in early March 2009 and requested that he remove the links to copyright infringing content. Ten days later the whole forum was taken down.

Targeting strategic forums that act as important focal points for illegal content distribution is part of IFPI's regional internet anti-piracy campaign.

The Impact of Gangster HipHop Lyric's&Our Kids!

There is a very good reason for the problems we all have witness or have experience when its comes street gangster hiphop and rap.Which has become a definitive cultural movement of our generation of this day and time. Young adults follow trends that rappers initiate whether good or bad – in our generation today it’s not just a following it’s a way of being. When rap first emerged in the 1980’s politicians challenged it’s content, which created a divide amongst hip hop generationers and the Blacks of the civil rights. Studies show that black boys and girls are actually more knowledgeable about issues such as AIDS and politics when they listen to hip hop as well as the white boys and girls whom also can relate to hiphop and the power of this very American Culture which our news media will never control, as karma continues to come back around which is not black or white its just life.

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The New Digital Platform Is Now 19% of Total Revenues for MajorLabel

The Warner Music Group now generates 19% of its total revenues from digital music, and reported $171 million in digital revenue for its fiscal quarter ended Dec. 31 -- a 20% increase from the same period a year ago.

In the U.S., digital generated $99 million during the quarter, accounting for an even larger 31.4% of total recorded music income.

Overall, the company reported a net profit of $23 million for the quarter, compared with a net loss of $16 million a year ago, while revenue was off 11.2% to $878 million.

"Though facing difficult economic conditions and tough prior-year comparisons, we executed on our strategy and remain confident in achieving our long-term goals," said Edgar Bronfman, Jr., Warner Music Group's chairman and CEO.

"We continue to develop new music business solutions and maintain our digital leadership position, while managing costs, gaining share and delivering strong returns on A&R investments.",As we proceed into this new era and except these new concepts of the digital downloads of recorded music and multimedia files etc,hopfully
more new unsigned artist will get a better chance at promoting and saleing their music.

Older Americans And The Use Of Technology!

Not all technologies have comparable usage rates among age groups a study revealed. Younger demographics are much more likely to play video games, use portable MP3 players and visit certain websites, while usage rates of social networking sites among younger age groups is nearly double the older age segments.
The study, “Greying Gadgets: How Older Americans Shop for and Use Consumer Electronics,” found that consumers in their 50s are as likely to own - or plan on buying - an HDTV, as those under age 50, and some 80% of 60-somethings used a cell phone in the past week, nearly equal the usage rates of 18-34 year olds. Additionally, 71% of 60-somethings and 52% of 70-somethings used a search engine in the past week, compared with 77% of 18-34 year olds.
Older Americans Rely More on In-Person Sources

The study also found that the majority of older Americans are comfortable researching and purchasing electronics products. Across all demographics, the internet is an integral part of the research process. Older Americans do, however, rely more heavily on in-person information sources, the study found. Nearly two-thirds (63%) spoke with a sales associate in-person when researching their consumer electronics purchase, compared with 47% of those age 18-49.

Higher Levels of Frustration Reported

Older consumers do report a higher level of frustration with the complexity of technology. Some 60% of consumers age 50+ indicated that a product having too many features was a main reason for being frustrated with technology, compared with 39% of consumers age 18-49.

“While satisfaction with CE products is high, frustrations do exist and this should be viewed as an opportunity for companies to seek ways to better address the technology needs of older Americans,” said Tim Herbert, CEA’s senior director of market research.

“In any environment, but particularly one with difficult market conditions, companies need to learn more about how to effectively reach this critical segment of older consumers,” said Elaine Warner, director, consumer technologies, TNS Compete.

About the research: The study was conducted online among a national sample of 3,135 US adults from TNS Compete’s online consumer panel, during November 2008.
Related topics: Wireless, Search Engine Marketing, Youth, Traditional, Retail, Videogames, Online Networks, New Tech, Demographics, Behavioral Marketing, E-Commerce, Elderly, Entertainment, and Interactive Social Networking.