The WSJ is reporting that the ever-innovative Madonna has been in negotiations with a number of parties about her forthcoming years in the music industry.
She’s going to be exiting her Warner Brothers contract soon, and it’s understood that Live Nation, a concert promoter, is trying to woo her with a 10-year / $120 million deal that would cover three albums, concerts, merchandise and licensing her name for use on products.
As we’ve reported, there’s been some major shifts in the music industry of late, such as Radiohead giving fans the option of name their own price for their latest album, and Alan McGee talking about giving the Charlatans records away.
Those krazy kids, The Pet Shop Boys, have released their new single.
We’ve all see Wii-motes being used for 
As you know, we love the 
The Charlatans plan to give away their forthcoming single.
Radiohead have long been known as a band who like to do things differently, and their approach to selling their long-awaited seventh studio album certainly breaks new ground, with fans invited to pay whatever they like.
Rick Rubin, he of Def Jam records, has been running Colombia Records, owned by Sony.
We’ve been digging deep into our Sony contact book in an effort to find out more details about the 
We were privileged to get our hands on the Pacemaker a while back – something we’d had a burning desire to do since we first heard about what the 
Retail titans Wal-Mart have started offering digital music downloads on its Web site free of the copy-protection technology inflicted on most MP3 web sites.