In September 2012, following 10 months of regulatory questioning, the European Commission and Federal Trade Commission finally approved Universal Music Group's $1.9 billion purchase of EMI Music's label assets. Who knew that the rights to the songs from The Beatles, The Beach Boys, and Frank Sinatra were such a big deal?
Harleston fielded questions from the FTC, which was concerned with the effects of two of the four major music labels converging, specifi...
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