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- Charlie Leadbeater’s newest open book
- Check out my moderating the head of ASCAP and general counsel of YouTube going head to head at the CISAC – collective licensing panel.
- Check out my slides for the University of Wales, Newport, Creative Capital event – useful data here!
- Citizen Sound
- Joi Ito’s Creative Commons – must read blog
- Mark Mulligan at Jupiter
- My heart’s in Accra
- Rather Good is just that
- Sarah Thornton’s must read art-world insights
- Tim and Pete Cole’s new company – boggling mobile music and audio apps
education technology
- Futurelab – creating a new learning landscape
Green
- Worldchanging.com – these guys are pulling together the most postive stories of technology applied to make things better – anywhere in the world…
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- My photo stream on Flickr
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- Peter Warne – one of the new breed of domehead bloggers!
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- Aram Sinnreich’s insightful observations on mashup culture and convergence
- Charlie Leadbeater’s newest open book
- Check out my moderating the head of ASCAP and general counsel of YouTube going head to head at the CISAC – collective licensing panel.
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- Check out my moderating the head of ASCAP and general counsel of YouTube going head to head at the CISAC – collective licensing panel.
- Check out my slides for the University of Wales, Newport, Creative Capital event – useful data here!
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- Tim and Pete Cole’s new company – boggling mobile music and audio apps
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- Check out my moderating the head of ASCAP and general counsel of YouTube going head to head at the CISAC – collective licensing panel.
- Check out my slides for the University of Wales, Newport, Creative Capital event – useful data here!
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Spotify is 15% owned by major labels

Posted by JeremyS on August 7, 2009

Swedish web mag IDG reports today the true cap table for Spotify which reveals the holdings of each of the majors in what looks like an industry-standard content for equity deal.

As an addendum to my thinking yesterday, this makes much more sense – although it still leaves open to speculation who this “strategic industry partner” might be…. And whether the labels will be taking advantage of their alleged “put options”.

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