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HONG KONG: Rampant piracy and a crumbling market for CDs has put the music industry in Asia under immense pressure, but experts are hoping that technology and social media will help fill the gap. Full Article at Channel News Asia
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Asia’s music industry has fallen under steep pressure in recent years amid rampant piracy and shrinking demand for CDs. However, the industry is hoping the emergence of social media and new technologies will help compensate for the losses. Full Article at RedOrbit
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The British Asian community could probably boast of a special proclivity for listening to the radio. Not many other ethnic groups within Britain demand so much from their radio stations. Full Article at Webindia123
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Diane Warren, the lady responsible for more hits in the last 30 years that anyone else on the planet, will speak at the One Movement music conference in Perth in October. Full Article at Undercover
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Consumers are enjoying more hours of music, they just ain't paying for it
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What they're selling is not music... it's what music represents; it's the ability to share an emotion
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What they're selling is not music... it's what music represents; it's the ability to share an emotion
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With the fab ramping up, if they can mass-produce 3.5-inch displays – that's the iPhone size – that would put them in a good position
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