Dont know if this has been posted Telstra is to make tacks from Valleyarm Digital's music catalogue available for sale through BigPond Music.
Related Articles Telstra adds MGM movies to BigPond TV as T-Box goes on sale Telstra offers prepaid recharge from handsets BigPond now an online retailer CHOICE magazine defends report canning BigPond Music Apple's iTunes tops CHOICE online music store list, Bigpond canned The catalogue of Valleyarm, 80 percent owned by ASX listed Transol (ASX: TNC), consists of over 40,000 individual tracks including local artists such as Dragon, Goyte, Clare Bowditch, Doug Anthony All Stars and International Artists such as Nidji and Peterpan.
The company claims to have developed a unique solution emphasising an 'Asia-Out, Asia-In' model to provide digital music content, sub publishing and marketing services to monetise Asian content outside of Asia, including a gateway for western content owners to monetise content within Asia.
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