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    Fredell blamed the 50-50 ownership of Sony BMG, which meant neither company had a clear upper hand. "They were just different in their approach to the business" said Jay Cooper, a music attorney who represents Sheryl Crow and other artists. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
    They were just different in their approach to the business
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 13 months ago
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Sony seeks to harmonize music, electronics
  1. This is their opportunity to find some way to challenge Apple in a space that they don't completely own yet
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 13 months ago
  2. It's nice to see Sony at least trying to line up some of their content efforts with their hardware
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 13 months ago
  3. And then you have to assume that people want music on their phones ... I think the jury's still out on that.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 13 months ago
  4. I think they managed to put together a strong company but unfortunately they had two different kinds of philosophies.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 13 months ago
  5. Up until now, the left hand never seemed to know what the right hand was doing.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 13 months ago

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