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Tuesday, September 19, 2006 | 2:14pm
YouTube Teams With Warner Music Group
In today’s age where music artists are making more money off of ringtones then they are from thier own albums it has become common place to see record labels making deals with other media companies to gain exposure and royalties for thier artists. It appears as though another such deal has just been inked between […]
In today’s age where music artists are making more money off of ringtones then they are from thier own albums it has become common place to see record labels making deals with other media companies to gain exposure and royalties for thier artists. It appears as though another such deal has just been inked between YouTube and Warner Music Group. The deal will allow users of YouTube to use Warner Music artists music in thier uploaded videos. Warner Music’s roster and catalog include such artists as Diddy, Anita Baker, Busta Rhymes, Sammy Davis Jr., Sean Paul and T.I. CEO Chad Hurley commented on the partnership saying, “By providing a new distribution opportunity, we are paving the way for media companies to harness the vast financial potential of user-generated content on YouTube.”
The new service should be availible on YouTube by the end of the year.
Warner Music/ YouTube Negotiations Sour: Label Pulls All Music Videos
Back in 2006 Warner Music Group (WMG) and YouTube signed a licensing agreement that enabled the
Producer Nitti Inks Deal With Warner Bros.
 Atlanta-based producer Nitti has inked a production deal with Warner Bros. for his Playmaker M
Jay-Z’s Next Move Might Be To Have His Own Label With Warner Music /Lyor Cohen
It appears the Jay-Z is attempting to have a new label by himself to run with the help of Warn
Starbucks, Concord Form Hear Music Label
Billboard.com reports that Starbucks and Concord Music Group have formed a new label, Hear Music
MARKETING MATTERS: Obama’s Political Branding
Graphic designer Sol Sender tells how the iconic Obama logo came to be
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