Jeff Leeds

Music-business writer for the New York Times

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A New Studio; Requiem for the Record Industry; Let's Do Lakers

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Ozzfest Becomes Freefest

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Can Microsoft's new  Zune  media player challenge  Apple's digital download hegemony ? Plus, fear not!  Jackass Number 2  isn't the end of cinema as we know it.

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Can Microsoft's new Zune media player challenge Apple's digital download hegemony ? Plus, fear not! Jackass Number 2 isn't the end of cinema as we know it.

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