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Amazon and SpiralFrog Looking to Cut Into iTunes' Market Share
05 October 07 02:03 AM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

Spurred by the monolithic popularity of iTunes and the decline of CD sales, veteran online retailers like Amazon.com , start-ups like SpiralFrog and other companies are clamoring to get into the fray of digital music on demand. With so much competition, Read More...

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They Rock Out Young and Bite the Dust Early: Study Shows Life Spans for Rock and Pop Stars Shorter Than Average
07 September 07 10:04 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

Dreaming of becoming a rock or pop star? Be careful what you wish for because you may end up as one of the many rock and pop stars who flame out too early. A study by researchers at London’s Liverpool John Moores University compared the age of death of Read More...

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Universal Music Group Combats the “Apple Monster”
14 August 07 07:19 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

To be hip is to be successful. And these days you see hip people, hip marketing and hip writing all climbing the success ladder with the ease with which Barry Bonds can smash a baseball out of the park. So it’s no wonder why hip Apple products like iPods, Read More...

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