REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

In this week’s leisurely saunter back through the week’s music industry news we revisit the launch of the iPhone 7, Last.Fm‘s massive email hemorrhage, several music biz stories you might have missed over the long holiday weekend, and more.

• iTunes 69¢ Songs Section Offers Latest Opportunity For Labels To Game The Charts

• Apple Music, ITunes Head Of Digital Marketing Moves To AEG Live

• 8 Takeaways For The Music Industry From Wednesday’s Apple Event

• The Company That Owns Warner Music Group Just Took Control Of Music Streamer Deezer

• Apple Deletes IPhone 7 Headphone Jack, ‘Reinvents’ Wireless Audio With AirPods, New Beats Headphones

• 43M Last.Fm Passwords, Emails Leaked + Top 10 Idiotic Passwords Users Thought Would Keep Them Safe

• Guess Clothing Launches Music Div. With Universal Republic Records

• 5 Music Biz Stories You Missed Over The Long Holiday Weekend

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