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MySpace Music: What Went Wrong, and What's Being Done About It 
Wired News | by Eliot Van Buskirk | Wed, Apr 1
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The launch of MySpace Music six months ago was supposed to herald a new era, with the four major labels at long last embracing social media as a disruptive force of good and developing a business model which didn't repulse their customers.
Ouch.
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