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Wednesday, January 03, 2007

Sony's Opening Door a Bit for Music in Podcasts

I don't think this is the answer that podcasters were looking for, but it's a start, even though it's a specific isolated incident. Perhaps more music companies will make it easier for podcasters, both pro and hobbyists, to use major music in their music podcasts.

Gotta love the comment by the exec with BMG's Legacy Recording, though:

Adam Block, SVP/GM of Sony BMG's Legacy Recordings, describes the podcasts as "essentially a movie trailer for our projects." Digital media strategist Ted Cohen, formerly of EMI, told the WSJ that "protecting" major label artists' songs from appearing in podcasts has backfired as a strategy. "We've protected them so well nobody knows they exist," he joked.

Check the story here...

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