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Record labels seek to profit by mining file-swap data:
Nov. 14, 2003 | LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The recording industry, it seems, doesn't hate absolutely everything about illicit music downloading.
Despite their legal blitzkrieg to stop online song-swapping, many music labels are benefiting from – and paying for –
intelligence on the latest trends in Internet trading.
It's a rich digital trove these recording executives are mining. By following the buzz online, they can determine where geographically to market specific artists for maximum profitability...
Record labels seek to profit by mining file-swap data:
Nov. 14, 2003 | LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The recording industry, it seems, doesn't hate absolutely everything about illicit music downloading.
Despite their legal blitzkrieg to stop online song-swapping, many music labels are benefiting from – and paying for –
intelligence on the latest trends in Internet trading.
It's a rich digital trove these recording executives are mining. By following the buzz online, they can determine where geographically to market specific artists for maximum profitability...
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