High Stakes in November for Music Biz
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Washington (Billboard) - While the race for the White House  draws most of the public's political attention between now and  Election Day, operatives of both parties and private-sector  industries will focus a good deal of effort on state races.
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So are live promoters the new pigopolists? As some of the biggest figures in the music business weighed in on the future of music this week, there were very mixed views on its future.â¦
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These funds are going for a song, but are they worth the price?
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Let's see if digital pirates are willing to watch ads to get music.
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Music performers could see a big boost to their lifetime earnings under EU plans to extend music rights.
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Warm up to some real winners this year.
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Novembers are defining months in the Mile High City. It&#39;s around the time of year when Super Bowl teams gather confidence for the stretch run.
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Music videos have become a collective effort, with artists competing with fans.
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As the 2004 election approaches, groups everywhere are springing into action to get the word out about their candidate. But one group is already in the spotlight: musicians and rockers who come out to support the party.
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Some of America&#39;s best known musicians have come together to headline concerts aimed at getting people to vote for Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry.
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Some of the biggest names in music are competing at the Ivor Novello songwriting awards.
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LONDON (Billboard) - Never mind the hugely anticipated new  releases from U2 and Eminem, the real contest on the U.K. pop  charts during the upcoming holiday season will be among a  multitude of hits packages.
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The week of an album's release is  always a busy time for an artist, but the week leading up to  November 13 is going to be especially crazy for Trisha  Yearwood.
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Arts & entertainment: As his year as a label boss draws to a close, success might just be on the horizon, says Will Hodgkinson
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The music industry is the latest target to attract the attention of New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer, the New York Times reports.
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$160m cash purchase to propel digital music market entry
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There is a rough science to choosing performance-enhancing music.