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Music giants launch digital platform
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LONDON, June 28 (Reuters) Two of the world's biggest music giants and two Russian record labels launched a wholesale digital distribution platform in Russia today, a market dominated by piracy across the entire entertainment industry.
Warner Music and Sony BMG said they had formed a new business called Digital Access with Russian industrial group, Access Industries and music labels Soyuz and Nikitin Records.
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