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Warner Music Group-Look Beyond the Headlines
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<>To most people, when you say that you think that Warner Music Group (nyse: wmg) is a great investment, they’d laugh at you. But I wouldn’t. I love the idea. Warner was spun off from Time Warner (makes sense…) in may 2005. The physical side of the business, which accounts for about 88% of revenue, is declining, but the real “magic” in this company comes from the digital side (12% of revenue). Last year, digital, which comprises both ringtones and music on websites like iTunes, sales doubled. This is the real growth driver for the company, and the management knows this- on the last conferenc...
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Warner Music Group-Look Beyond the Headlines
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<>To most people, when you say that you think that Warner Music Group (nyse: wmg) is a great investment, they’d laugh at you. But I wouldn’t. I love the idea. Warner was spun off from Time Warner (makes sense…) in may 2005. The physical side of the business, which accounts for about 88% of revenue, is declining, but the real “magic” in this company comes from the digital side (12% of revenue). Last year, digital, which comprises both ringtones and music on websites like iTunes, sales doubled. This is the real growth driver for the company, and the management knows this- on the last conferenc<><>...
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Google, Warner Sign Deal And YouTube Gets Madonna Back
Warner Music Group and Live Nation: Two melodious investments?
Filed under: Earnings reports, Apple Inc (AAPL), Amazon.com (AMZN)  I thought I'd take a look at two companies that reported earnings earlier in the week that share a couple things in common. First, they deal with music. Second, their prospects have been defined, in part, by the surge of Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPod/iTunes zeitgeist.
<>Let's begin with Warner Music Group (NYSE: WMG). According to Reuters, Warner Music Group lost 25 cents per share from continuing businesses in Q3. Analysts wanted to see a loss of only 16 cents per share. In last year's Q3, the company lost 6 cents per share. Not...
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Options Update: Warner Music volatility flat, Live Nation low
Filed under: Options  Warner Music (NYSE: WMG) closed at $5.11. WMG August and November option implied volatility of 92 is near its 26-week average of 96, according to Track Data, suggesting non-directional price movement.
Live Nation (NYSE: LYV) a producer of live concerts, closed at $4.70. LYV over all option implied volatility of 77 is below its 26-week average of 109, according to Track Data, suggesting decreasing price movement. Option Update is provided by Stock Specialist Paul Foster of theflyonthewall.com <>Options Update: Warner Music volatility flat, Live Nation low originally appeared...
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Google Saves $8.6 Million Per Year Not Playing Warner Music Videos
 Warner Music Group (WMG) and Google's (GOOG) video-sharing site YouTube haven't been able to agree on a licensing agreement since December.
We figure it costs WMG more than $23,000 per day and at least $8.6 million per year. Here's how we got there: <>TubeMogul tells us that during the 30 days leading up to their removal from YouTube, WMG music videos averaged 2.97 million views per day.
A source tells us that as a part of its original licensing agreement with WMG, Google agreed to pay $0.008 each time a user played any WMG music video. <>Multiply $0.008 against 2.97 million and you get $23,760 per...
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Apple: All iTunes Songs to Drop Copy Protection; $.69 Per Tune Prices; Cellular Music Downloads to iPhone
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<>Apple (AAPL) may soon be offering more songs on its iTunes music store that are not copy-protected, according to multiple sources reporting this morning. The Wall Street Journal runs an article on its Web site, citing “people familiar,†reporting that “Apple Inc. is set to unveil a series of changes to its iTunes Store that represent significant shifts in its longstanding approach to the business of selling songs online†(Subscription required to read Journal articles.) Specifically, Apple may drop the almost uniform 99 cent price for songs. “Under a new pricing plan, songs would<><><><><><><><><><><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< />< />...
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