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: Tech Law Prof BlogAnother Jolt to the Music Labels
By Jonathan Ezor anad Michelle Zakarin
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Verizon is doing something quite interesting in the mobile music market. It's sending a portable studio around the country to give musicians the opportunity to record tracks which it will distribute through it's V-Cast Music service. The company says it...Full post as published by Tech Law Prof Blog on May 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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