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• Dell expands music tie-ins on festival circuit (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
  At the Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival in Texas at the end of September, sandwiched between a stage and a small recycling center stood a white dome decorated with colorful cloud patterns. Inside the air-conditioned structure, visitors could get customized T-shirts, temporary tattoos and a mixtape of songs by artists performing at the festival.
• Music exec Flom lines up Universal post (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
  Former Atlantic and Capitol top executive Jason Flom is nearly finished with negotiations that would bring him into the Universal Music Group fold, Billboard has learned.
• See Britney Spears in the Buff in New Music Video (US Weekly)
  Britney's in the buff in her latest music video! In "Womanizer" -- which debuted Friday on 20/20 -- the singer plays a corporate tease, a freaky waitress and a raunchy chauffeur. Last month, Spears dsecribed the song as "a girl anthem." "It's basically saying, 'We know what you're up to.' It's about guys cheating on girls," the singer told New York's Z100 radio station. "Womanizer"...
• Sony seeks to harmonize music, electronics (AP via Yahoo! News)
  Now that Sony Corp. and Bertelsmann AG have broken off their troubled relationship, known as Sony BMG, the Japanese company hopes to harmonize its consumer electronics and its music, a duo that was badly out of sync.
• Wayne Coyne's Oklahoma City home is an unusual at the Flaming Lips' music (Austin American-Statesman)
  OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — When he isn't on tour, or in the recording studio making sublimely weird music, Wayne Coyne, the singer, guitarist and guiding force of the Flaming Lips, can often be found puttering around his home here — although "home" may be an inadequate word for it.
• Senuti Recovers Music from Your iPod (PC Magazine via Yahoo! News)
  If you've ever been stuck with a non-functioning computer and a functioning Apple iPod that has all your music on it, you are not alone. Now Senuti ("iTunes" reversed) offers a solution.
• Ernest Daniel Bright, 81, loved music, family (Sun-Sentinel)
  For years, Parkland resident Ernest Daniel Bright was the principal clarinetist for the New York City Opera and Minneapolis Symphony, a music lover who built his life around his music and his family. The father of former Parkland Vice Mayor Mimi Bright-Ribotsky, Mr. Bright died Thursday at Hospice by the Sea in Boca Raton after a lengthy battle with multiple illnesses. He was 81. ...
• Memories of music (Toronto Star)
  NEW YORK–Yes, the hills are alive with the sound of music, but everybody has a slightly different memory of just how that glorious melody came to fill the air.
• Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra's rousing night of music a treat for eyes and ears (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
  By CHRIS SHULL FORT WORTH — If you hear one concert by the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra this year, it really should be this weekend’s Caminos del Inka program at Bass Hall. The symphony’s conductor, Miguel Harth-Bedoya, unveiled the concert Friday, which featured music from Chile, Argentina and Peru. It was full of vivid musical portraits and tuneful, rhythmic music penned by important ...
• UMG CEO: Piracy Will Be Solved By Technology, Not People; Timing on Hulu-Like Music Video Site (CBS News)
  Universal Music Group CEO Doug Morris can never be accused of being shy, or, putting his foot in, oh well...in an extensive interview with Billboard, he talks about the digital piracy issues, UMG's efforts in digital music, working with YouTube and its plans for a Hulu-like music video site, and other issues. He has just reupped long term as the CEO with the world's largest record label.

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