BBC prepares to give ad-funded music a boost

4 September 2008 | By Alex Farber

The music industry has reacted with cautious optimism to news of BBC Worldwide's plans to make its vast archive of music available on an ad-funded basis.BBC Worldwide has plans to launch a service early next year, initially containing around 1,000 pieces of audio and video content from shows such as Top Of The Pops and Radio1's Live Lounge (nma.co.uk 27.08.08).The ...

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