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24 Aug 2014:
Mark Sweney: Centaur’s chief executive on making companies sexier, tough-talking – and no positive discrimination for women
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27 Jun 2014: Publisher EMI brings copyright claim against video showing singer in military uniform performing track based on We Will Rock You
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5 Apr 2014:
Originally publish in the Guardian on 5 April 1969: EMI – the largest and most powerful recording organisation in Britain – is starting an 'underground' record label
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23 Oct 2013: Ex-EMI Music UK head will take over position at the publisher of Marketing Week and Creative Review in November. By Mark Sweney
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27 Aug 2013:
Repackaged electronic music now has its own brand – and its own app, allowing users to browse through 550 albums. By Jemima Kiss
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3 Jul 2013:
The man who sold Bebo for $850m has just bought it back for $1m, meaning an $849m loss for its original buyer AOL. But it's not the only example of such a disaster in the business world
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8 Feb 2013:
David Bowie has reportedly ordered EMI not to feature a snap of himself and Morrissey on cover of 8 April reissue of The Last of the Famous International Playboys
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7 Feb 2013: Universal and Sony the sole remaining competitors for American firm after snapping up the home of Coldplay and Kylie
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7 Jan 2013:
Former chief operating officer will take responsibility for growth outside the US, following company's acquisition of EMI Music. By Mark Sweney
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15 Nov 2012: Music video website, founded by Sony and Universal, aims to attract fans who currently watch clips on its YouTube channel. By Mark Sweney
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5 Oct 2012:
Blue Note by Groovebug, Radioplayer, Givit, Netbot, Digg for iPad, Mila, Shelby Genius and more. By Stuart Dredge
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21 Sep 2012: This needless breakup of a top quality British label is a loss for all lovers of music
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21 Sep 2012: Lucian Grainge remains bullish after music giant gets green light for £1.2bn takeover, despite EC's demand for divestments. By Mark Sweney
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21 Sep 2012:
Dan Sabbagh: More than 100 years of British musical history extinguished after a sorry tale of greed, piracy, incompetence – and, even, records
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21 Sep 2012:
Helienne Lindvall: Musicians whose labels are being sold off, such as Coldplay, Lilly Allen and Kylie Minogue, are being treated like commodities
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