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September 08, 2008

BBC planning download store for live music archives...

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BBC Worldwide, Auntie’s commercial arm, is developing a music download service, offering streamed for free and paid download works from its archive of music that bands have recorded for TV and radio in BBC studios.

The Beeb’s radio and television music shows frequently feature live sessions recorded at BBC HQ, often of current singles, acoustic versions of popular tracks, or cover versions of other artists’ work. Radio 1’s Live Lounge is a popular destination for pop artists, not to mention the John Peel Sessions. And don’t forget the BBC has exclusive rights to broadcast Glastonbury.

Naturally, performances are always well-recorded, and on Radio 1 often get requested for replay by fans. But what’s better than playing these tracks for no extra cost over the airwaves? Why, getting fans to pay for them, of course.


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Is it legal for me to have explained here?, and bank accounts? How to start? Can I move my existing business offshore

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