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Warner sees nice revenue boost from iTunes, Spotify

article published on 10 February, 2012

Warner Music Group saw its sales stay flat in the last quarter at $780 million, thanks to a boost from Spotify and iTunes. Digital revenue as a whole jumped 17 percent, and now accounts for a full 28 percent of the company's quarterly sales. Music downloads, from iTunes, Amazon MP3 and other services, accounted for $205 million in revenue during the quarter, with streaming services ... [ read the full article ]

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dodger5
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10. February 2012 @ 18:07 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Impossible, the internet is killing the entertainment industry due to rampant willy nilly piracy! for any one of these companies to claim they are making money, especially on the internet is simply absurd. good day, I said good day!

Keep your head up, keep alert, and don't let them take you by suprise.

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KSib
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10. February 2012 @ 21:19 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
You beat me to being overly sarcastic about piracy, but that's okay :)
llongtheD
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10. February 2012 @ 23:17 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
"The company remains hopeful that former pirates will shell out money for the convenience of a Spotify (or other service) which offers millions of tracks in decent quality and via your computer and mobile devices."

If that statement is correct, it's just one of many flaws in their business model. Who is the real pirate in this mess anyway? In my opinion it's a company like WB that wants to jam draconian drm laws down our throats and censor the internet to their liking.

Any company that wants to censor and restrict rights to pad their bottom line is the real pirate. If SOPA gets passed we'll really get to see what these big media companies are all about, lets hope it doesn't happen.

If your fish seems sick, put it back in the water.

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The company remains hopeful that former pirates will shell out money for the convenience of a Spotify (or other service) which offers millions of tracks in decent quality and via your computer and mobile devices.
oh i do my dearest Warner, i hi jack those lovely music streams and i save all the ones i like to a nice allocated section on my HDD and will never stream it again....ever :)

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