• Canadian Rocker Morissette Bares Soul, Not Breast [Reuters, Apr-06-04]
• Zombies Guitarist Paul Atkinson Dies [Jam Showbiz, Apr-06-04]
• Christine McVie Flies Solo Again [Reuters, Apr-06-04]
• Adults Rock to Younger Musicians [FoxNews, Apr-02-04]
• Usher Tops One Million [Rolling Stone, Mar-31-04]
• Music Giant EMI Axes Artists, 1,500 Jobs [Reuters, Mar-31-04]
• Independent Record Labels Eye New Group [MSNBC, Mar-30-04]
• Music Sharing Doesn't Kill CD Sales, Study Says [cNet, Mar-29-04]
• Some Indie Music Stores Are Still Smiling, Despite Downloads [MacObserver, Mar-22-04]
• Video suicide for Britney [This Is London, Mar-12-04]
• Mariah's World In Turmoil Again? [FoxNews, Mar-11-04]
• George Michael To Put Future Songs On Internet, For Free [Yahoo News UK, Mar-10-04]
• Diana Ross Going Back To Jail; Singer Didn't Follow Arizona Sentence Guidelines [TheSmokingGun, Mar-10-04]
• McCartney to Rock Glastonbury Festival [Yahoo UK, Feb-27-04]
• Police Stop Michael Jackson at Wal-Mart [Fox News, Feb-27-04]
• Andre 3000 To Play Hendrix In Movie [Ananova, Feb-27-04]
• Neil Young Goes Green [Rolling Stone, Feb-27-04]
• Gary Moore To Issue New Album In May [Bravewords, Feb-27-04]
• Johnny Cash: Unearthed [Yahoo UK, Feb-27-04]
• Best Of Europe: CD Tracklisting Revealed [Bravewords, Feb-27-04]
• Teens Want To Run Their Own Music Show [Sydney Morning Herald, Feb-26-04]
• Keef Rolls On: Richards Should Have Been Dead 8 Years Ago, Says Health Expert [Playlouder, Feb-26-04]
• Clapton Sets Three-Day Charity Fest in Dallas [Reuters, Feb-26-04]
• Kazaa Chief Fights Back [Rolling Stone, Feb-26-04]
• Online CD Seller In Industry Deal [BBC News, Feb-23-04]
• Faking it [Sydney Morning Herald, Feb-21-04]
• Glen Campbell Pleads Not Guilty [FoxNews, Dec-10-03]
• Whitney Houston Says Bobby Brown Struck Her [FoxNews, Dec-10-03]
• Police, Child Welfare Probers Concluded (Jackson) Sex Abuse Charges "Unfounded" [TheSmokingGun, Dec-09-03]
• Recording Executives See Brighter Outlook [AP News, Dec-08-03]
• Vinyl Spins On As CDs Fade Away [Times, Dec-08-03]
• Ozzy Resting After Emergency Surgery [FoxNews, Dec-09-03]
• Legendary Funk Musician George Clinton Arrested [Philly.com, Dec-08-03]
• Compact Disc Antitrust Deal Finalized [Mercury News, Dec-04-03]
• Blu Cantrell: "The Music Business Is More Brutal Than The Sex Industry" [Telegraph, Dec-04-03]
• Rolling Stones Rock Hong Kong [source, Nov-07-03]
• Classic Guns N' Roses On DVD [ArrowFM.com, Nov-07-03]
• Sony and Bertelsmann Announce Plans for Merging Music Units [NY Times, Nov-06-03]
• Boomers Buoy Struggling Record Industry [New York Times, Nov-02-03]
• REM Go Top Of Album Chart [BBC News, Nov-02-03]
• Pearl Jam Shines At Bridge Benefit Concert [SignOnSanDiego.com, Nov-02-03]
• P.Diddy Finishes Marathon, Doubles $1 Million Dollar Goal [AllHipHop.com, Nov-02-03]
• Stones Defend Best Buy DVD Deal [Billboard, Oct-31-03]
• CMJ Conference: Music Industry Will Never Be The Same [source, Oct-28-03]
• Cyberpiracy North Of The Border [cNet, Oct-27-03]
• Rolling Stones Top U.S. Charts with 1960s Classic [Reuters, Sep-24-03]
• McCartney: Back In The USSR [DotMusic, Sep-19-03]
• Johnny Cash, Country Music Legend, Dies At 71 [Hollywood reporter, Sep-12-03]
• Apple v Apple as Beatles Sue Over iTunes [Ananova, Sep-12-03]
• Music Industry Will Only Get Burnt If It Keeps Giving Rebels A Cause [Sydney Morning Herald, Sep-11-03]
• Music Industry Hails $2,000 Win Over Child [Globe News, Sep-10-03]
• Virgin (UK) Unveils Music Download Service [CNN, Sep-08-03]
• Kiss Symphony: Alive IV [Undercover, Aug-22-03]
• Stones Pull London Gig [NME, Aug-22-03]
• Mary-Kate and Ashley Sign To Sony [Undercover, Aug-22-03]
• Kate Moss Pole Dancing Video Available Online [Ananova, Aug-21-03]
• UK: Record Sales for ´Cheap´ Albums [BBC, Aug-19-03]
• Warner Music, BMG in Struggle for Control [Reuters, Aug-18-03]
• EMI Bids $998 Mln for Part of Warner Music [Bloomberg UK, Aug-17-03]
• Sex, Drugs and Posting Bail [Sydney Morning Herald, Aug-16-03]
• Macca Plays Home-Coming Gig [BBC News, Jun-01-03]
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