Hall & Oates Still Getting 'Around'
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Between 1974 and 1991, Daryl Hall & John Oates scored 34 chart entries on The Billboard Hot 100 singles chart.
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DENVER (Billboard) - In recent weeks, two of the more  high-profile acts that weren't selling their music as ringtones  have given in.
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The company continues its leading role in the film industry.
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The overall business continues to be soft. By and large a love story with an excellent face-value takes a favourable start in overseas, but DIL NE JISE APNA KAHAA hasn't met with an encouraging response in U.K.
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In spite of the reports in media that selling music online is not as profitable a deal, as it looks like, there is no shortage of the new entrants.
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But the songs will not ring in your head after the album is over.
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The company still brings in plenty of money, despite selling off assets.
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A quarter of a century into their career, most rock bands are content to wheel out a greatest hits album every now and then. Not Ireland's U2, who, according to their manager, are still getting better.
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By DAVID SINCLAIR  Roger Daltrey joined the Ageing Rockers' Hall of Infamy last week when - like Sir Cliff Richard and Status Quo before him - he ranted about the state of modern pop radio. "It's very hard for bands in our position to get airplay these days," the singer of The Who moaned.
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This company may be huge, but it's still a growth play.
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For the disco-influenced New York   band the Scissor Sisters, who have enjoyed major success in the   United Kingdom, the U.S. market remains a challenge.
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LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - How many times during the '60s  did you hear the phrase, "the Beatles and the Stones?" Four  decades after those two acts made their original chart impact,  "the Beatles and the Stones" are still potent forces. The  evidence? John Lennon and the Rolling Stones both had new  albums entering The Billboard 200 in the week ended Nov. 7.
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For the disco-influenced New York band the Scissor Sisters, who have enjoyed major success in the United Kingdom, the U.S. market remains a challenge.
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The old adage that there is no such  thing as bad publicity for a celebrity is getting a workout  these days -- and so far appears to be holding true.
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Despite success in suing people who  download music illegally and in reaching deals with personal  networking sites like YouTube, the music industry is still  bleeding millions of dollars in sales to online piracy.
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Erasure has remained in the  spotlight for more than two decades, beginning with the British  duo&#39;s single &quot;Who Needs Love (Like That)&quot; in 1985.
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Some music companies get it, others don't.