Today's WSJ freebie is "The Case of the Missing Music: Legal Issues, Label Priorities Conspire to Keep Some Old Albums Offline," describing the process by which music moves from the archives of the studios to online.

The article notes that "1.5 million songs is currently the benchmark for an online service." But Gracenote, which tracks CDs, "has nearly 50 million tracks on its current database."

posted by James DeLong @ 9:56 AM | Markets: Business, Investment & Innovation

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