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Hypebot: Buzznet, ISP Music Tax, Contrasting Ads, Billions & Aero, Billy Bragg, Rolling Stones, Steven Finch, Groove Armada & Bacardi, Hypebot Advertising

Music industry news from Hypebot:

Universal’s Interscope has invested in social music site Buzznet.

Who is the #2 download store after iTunes, Amazon or eMusic?

The adoption of DRM free music has stalled. Are iTunes or the labels to blame?

Warner Music Group is backing a ISP tax on music and hired ex-Geffen digital exec Jim Griffin to spearhead the effort.

Two contrasting ad campaigns – Santana for Macy’s and a Dr. Pepper Guns & Roses spoof – illustrate how to use and abuse music in marketing.

Billions and Aero have merged to form a powerhouse indie music booking agency.

UK folk legend Billy Bragg says Bebo and other tech startups who use music to make millions should pay artists more.

imeem is offering the advance debut of the new Rolling Stones soundtrack album.

Orange experiments with ad supported mobile music downloads in Europe.

EMI Publishing UK promoted Felix Howard to VP of A&R.

A Four Questions For (4QFor) interview with Insomnia and RouteNote CEO Steven Finch.

Video: A look at Groove Armada’s 360 deal with Bacardi and Bjork calls for a free Tibet during a concert in China

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See ProHipHop’s Hypebot Industry News category for past roundups.

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