EMI have followed Warner in reaching an agreement with music tracking social networking thingimy Last.fm (I really must ask Last.fm how they like to be referred to) which will mean EMI's artists will gain more exposure via the networking service. Or something like that. Look, here's what EMI's digital chief Barney Wragg says: "The ability to discover music through social interaction on the service, coupled with their seamless integration of opportunities to purchase or subscribe, makes this agreement of huge value to EMI and our artists". And here's what Last.fm's top man Felix Miller says: "We are looking forward to explore new ways to engage music fans with the gems of EMI's extensive back catalog as well as finding audiences for new, up and coming acts and releases".
Mar 1, 2007
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EMI signs deal with Last.fm
EMI has agreed a deal with music social network Last.fm, following Warner, which EMI says will give its artists more exposure through the service.