This paragraph is in the About Section of every news release from EMI records:
EMI has signed agreements with hundreds of digital partners to distribute its music across the globe.
It continues to facilitate the development of a growing range of new digital business models to enable fans to experience and purchase its artists’ output through a number of different platforms including advertising-supported online music streaming in China through Baidu, legal peer-to-peer agreements with QTrax, Mashboxx and GNAB, and a deal to offer advertising-supported videos on mobile phones in the US through Rhythm NewMedia.
For further information on EMI, please visit: www.emigroup.com.
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The EMI news releases are routinely picked by all industry related newsprints and the entertainment sections of regular pepers. This is free advertisement for QTrax.
About the competitors mentioned.
Mashboxx is still in development and looking for cash.
GNAB was built by Arvato, a Bertelsmann subsidiary - "bang" spelled backward. In order to access songs from the network, a user must first purchase the rights to download much like the traditional services. It was intended as an ITune killer. The service never got off the ground and has been killed.
"You can't be a real country unless you have a beer and an airline - it helps if you have some kind of a football team, or some nuclear weapons, but at the very least you need a beer". F Zappa
