Microsoft Gives Record Labels a Cut on Zune Sales (NewsFactor)
[Computer Shopping] In addition to paying Universal a license fee for each Zune tune sold through its online store, Microsoft announced yesterday that it will also pay Universal a royalty of sorts for each Zune device. UMG, which is the world's zune microsoft MSZune apple Music Itunes podcast Mp3 podcasting Apple Ipod Ipod Ipods Portable Media Related EntriesMicrosoft Gives Record Labels a Cut on Zune Sales (NewsFactor via Yahoo!
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Posted at November 11, 2006 02:16 AM
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