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If you remember the days of 12 CDs for $1, or 12 cassettes for a penny, you might be surprised that Columbia House had lasted this long. Before there was Netflix and iTunes, Columbia House ruled subscription-based media services. But its modern competitors have drained its profits. 
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It's not all iPods and cheap earbuds. A new generation discovers turntables and high-quality speaker systems.
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On October 1 1982, Billy Joel’s sixth studio album, 52nd Street, was the first commercially released CD album…which means CDs are 30-years-old today. It’s worth noting here that 52nd Street wasn’t a new album – it was launched initially in 1978, but it was selected for relaunch on the new digital audio disc, rolling out alongside the first CD player – the Sony CDP-101 – in Japan.
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If you've thought 'That Gotye Song' has been played so much that it "should be our national anthem," you're not alone. Kyle Kaplan and Nick Braun, best known as Michael Bernstein and Cameron Jones of the short-lived ABC Family sitcom '10 Things I Hate About You', star as every single person on Earth when Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know" suddenly comes on the radio.
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Even after all these years, Madonna is still finding ways to innovate and present her art to the masses. Billboard is reporting that the pop diva will release her latest music video on social app Snapchat, marking a first for the company. The clip is set to premiere at some point [...]
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No time to make a playlist? Don't worry. iHeartRadio has got you covered (via your iPhone at least) with a new way to create stations based on moods and activities, such as working out or driving to work.
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This summer’s pop hit, Carly Rae Jepsen’s cheerfully flirty “Call Me Maybe,” shows how much the hitmaking machine, and the music industry, has been upended by social media.
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