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EYE ON CBS RECORDS
May 17, 2008 Features
Everything was going well for Larry Jenkins in early 2007: Newly named executive VP/GM of the resurrected CBS Records, the industry veteran had high hopes for such acts as singer/songwriters Sharon Little and Keaton Simons and pop duo Karmina. » Full Story
ROYALTIES, ORPHANS & CZARS
May 17, 2008 Features
The 110th Congress still has another eight months to go before its session is over. But for music industry efforts to shape -- and comply with -- federal laws and regulations in Washington, D.C., the next two months will be the busiest time this year. » Full Story
RETRO-FITTING NARM
May 17, 2008 Features
New formats were supposed to save the CD business. » Full Story
UNDER PRESSURE: CUBAN ARTISTS AND FOREIGN POLICY
May 17, 2008 Features
Cuban pianist Chuchito ValdÉs would very much like for his famed jazz musician father to be allowed to perform again stateside. » Full Story
BILLBOARD EXCLUSIVE: MANAGERS JUMP INTO LABEL GAME
May 17, 2008 Features
Sire Records president Michael Goldstone will leave his post to run an independent label with key artist management company Q Prime. » Full Story
BILLBOARD EXCLUSIVE: ALLEGRO ACQUIRES WHOLESALER SOFTLAND
May 17, 2008 Features
Thanks to a $25 million cash infusion from private equity firm Canterbury Park Capital, Allegro Media Group has acquired all of the outstanding shares of Softland, a wholesaler that is the exclusive supplier of music and video entertainment software to the U.S. Marine Exchange Service. » Full Story
THE BILLBOARD Q&A: TOM BENNETT
May 17, 2008 Features
Bravado Worldwide PresidentBravado's merch marquee includes Kanye West, Alicia Keys and Gwen Stefani—and the new worldwide president plans an expanded focus on international markets. » Full Story
ON THE ROAD: TOP FIVE TREKS TO SEE
May 17, 2008 Features
While all the attention is focused on the superstar megatreks, there are always some tours that rise up and makes a lasting impression. » Full Story
LEGAL MATTERS: ARTISTS SET CONCERT PRICES
May 17, 2008 Features
Another summer, another way to get concert tickets. » Full Story
RETAIL TRACK: SCHOOL'S OUT FOR BIG RELEASES
May 17, 2008 Features
Once upon a time, record companies would cater to kids by releasing plenty of big albums during the summer vacation. » Full Story
THE INDIES: THE FESTIVAL TEST
May 17, 2008 Features
Once again, the summer festival season is heating up. This year, a dizzying array of indie bands will take to the road, traveling cross-country to play 20-minute sets at two in the afternoon for sunburned crowds sipping $7 Bud Lights. But if the festival they happen to be attending didn't exist, would those same fans be drinking and watching bands at their local indie venue? And would those bands be playing individual shows there, rather than all playing en masse during the course of a few days? » Full Story
LATIN NOTAS: GIMMICK GALORE
May 17, 2008 Features
Ah, the sounds of summer. And the sounds of summer songs. » Full Story
GOODWORKS
May 17, 2008 Features
THE EDGE TO HOST MUSIC RISING AUCTION » Full Story
EXECUTIVE TURNTABLE
May 17, 2008 Features
Industry Professionals on the move. » Full Story
 


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