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Patent Pending Win Battle of the the Bands, Will Perform on Billboard Music Awards
May 19, 2012 – Touring | Legal & Management | TV & Film | Rock & Pop
With pop-punk hooks, fist pumps aplenty and some fancy footwork, Patent Pending, an impossibly high energy "rag-tag bunch jerks" from Long Island, NY, earned a golden ticket to perform at the 2012 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday (May 20, ABC at 8:00 p.m. EDT) after besting five other acts to win the Battle of the Bands showdown. » Full Story
Live Nation Ticket Sales Up 25% YTD; Diverse Touring Line-Up Drives Numbers, $4 Beers Await Fans
May 18, 2012 – Touring | Legal & Management | Branding | Rock & Pop | Country | R&B/Hip-Hop
Live Nation Ticket Sales are up 25% year-to-date thanks in part to a strong lineup of tours that touches on virtually every genre: Roger Waters, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Radiohead, Coldplay, Dave Matthews Band, Jason Aldean, Brad Paisley, Nickelback, Aerosmith, Toby Keith, Tom Petty and others are helping the world’s largest promoter and amphitheater operator rebound after an industry downturn in 2010. Plus, there's the $4 beers...     » Full Story
1230459-u2-bono-apple-ad-200-133.jpg Business Matters: Bono Will Make Maybe $10 Million, Not $1.5 Billion, From Facebook's IPO
May 18, 2012 – Touring | Record Labels | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile
Contrary to widespread reports in the media, Bono is not about to rake in $1.5 billion on Facebook's IPO today. He is a managing director for a private equity firm -- Elevation Partners -- and may be set to make around $10 million on the sale. Elsewhere, Amanada Palmer's Kickstarter hits $750K, and Nathan Hubbard takes to Twitter to talk Ticketmaster fees. » Full Story
Van Halen Postponing Tour Dates Due To Fatigue, Sources Say
May 18, 2012 – Legal & Management | Rock & Pop
Though rumors are flying as to why Van Halen pulled the plug on the final 30 dates of the band’s current tour, according to a reliable source close to the tour, the premature ending is not due to illness, injury, internal strife or lagging ticket sales. Rather, “fatigue” is the culprit, according to the source, who adds that that the dates are being postponed, not cancelled. » Full Story
facebook 5 Reasons Why Facebook Won't Spend its IPO Money on the Music Business
May 18, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile
After raising $6.84 billion in its initial public stock offering, Facebook will have more than enough cash on hand to acquire a major music company or two. A major music publisher or record label can be had for a few billion dollars. Same goes for a major concert promoter or digital music service. But don’t hold your breath. » Full Story
Donna Summer - In Memoriam: There Will Always Be a You
May 18, 2012 – Touring | Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management | Retail | Rock & Pop | R&B/Hip-Hop
Michael Paoletta for ten years was Billboard's esteemed dance/electronic music editor. He not only interviewed Donna Summer (and her producer Giorgio Moroder) on several occasions, but grew up with and was inspired by Summer's seminal music, meteoric success and sustained stardom. As such, there may be no better person to help put her greatness and loss in perspective. » Full Story
Warda, Legendary Algerian Singer, Dies in Cairo at 72
May 18, 2012 – Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management | Rock & Pop
The Algerian singer Warda, "the Algerian Rose," whose sultry voice and range helped make her one of the giants of Arab song, has died. She was 72. Along with Lebanon's Fayrouz and Egypt's late Umm Kalthoum, Warda was one of the legendary singers of the Arab world, with a voice that has been described as both sweet and powerful. » Full Story
Business Matters: Critics of Universal-EMI Merger Still Lining Up, But Outcome Still in Doubt
May 17, 2012 – Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile
The proposed acquisition of EMI's recorded music division by Universal Music Group is expected to see a rocky road ahead, though not everybody is lining up against the merger. Elsewhere, Pandora continues to be lumped in with social media companies despite facing very different operating challenges. » Full Story
Live Nation Logo Live Nation Finalizes Settlement In Decade-Long Ticket Pricing Lawsuit
May 17, 2012 – Touring | Record Labels | Legal & Management
A long-running dispute over whether Live Nation and former parent Clear Channel engaged in anticompetitive conduct in the promotion and pricing of live music concerts could be headed for some resolution as lawyers for the company and a class of nationwide plaintiffs told a California federal court that they were finalizing a global settlement agreement that would lead to the dismissal of various claims that span back a decade. » Full Story
Chuck Brown, The Godfather of Go-Go, Dead at 75
May 16, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management | R&B/Hip-Hop
Chuck Brown, the gravelly voiced Go-Go music legend and leader of Chuck Brown and the Soul Searchers widely known as “The Godfather of Go-Go," has died at the age of 75. » Full Story
Scooter Braun Talks Schoolboy-Universal Deal: 'Lucian Grainge Doesn't Want to Embrace the Old Business'
May 16, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile | Rock & Pop | R&B/Hip-Hop
Billboard.biz caught up with Scooter Braun (also known by legions as "Justin Bieber's manager") at the Third Annual FlashFWD Awards on the same day his Schoolboy Records announced a label and distribution deal with UMG Chairman Lucian Grainge. Here the 30-year old entrepreneur discussed avoiding complacency, dominating the Hot 100 (thanks to Bieber, The Wanted and Carly Rae Jepsen) and the music execs he most admires. » Full Story
Backbeat: Chris Perez Charms Fans, Features New Music During Grammy Museum Showcase
May 16, 2012 – Touring | Backbeat | Legal & Management | Latin
Grammy award-winner, and widower of the late Selena, Chris Perez performed new music at the Grammy Museum and spoke about his plans for the future during a showcase attended by industry execs and fans who won tickets to see his intimate show. » Full Story
Facebook Boosts IPO Shares By 25 Percent
May 16, 2012 – Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile | Branding
Facebook says 25 percent more shares will be sold as investors clamor for shares in the year's hottest stock offering. The social networking behemoth said in a regulatory filing Wednesday that about 421 million shares will be sold, up from 337 million under its earlier plans. » Full Story
Shooter Jennings, AEG and Paradigm Execs to Talk Touring at Billboard Country Music Summit Panels
May 16, 2012 – Touring | Record Labels | Legal & Management | Country
A pair of sessions will examine the role of touring in the country music business at the 3rd Annual Billboard Country Music Summit, June 4-5 at the newly-renovated Cannery Ballroom in Nashville. The list of panelists includes Live Nation's Brian O'Connell, TMG/AEG's Ali Harnell, singer/songwriter Shooter Jennings, Ryman Auditorium's Sally Williams, WME's Rob Beckham, Paradigm's Curt Motley and CAA's Marc Dennis. » Full Story
Black Sabbath's Bill Ward Pulls Out of Reunion Gigs Over Contract Terms
May 16, 2012 – Touring | Global | Legal & Management | Rock & Pop
Bill Ward will not be joining Black Sabbath for this year's performances, the band's original drummer confirmed in a letter to fans on his website. The lengthy, emotional note said that he had only been asked to participate "minimally" and on a trial basis. He said he didn't want to "risk not being able to play Download or Lollapalooza" festivals. » Full Story
Universal Music Group Q1 Revenue Up 9.1%, Credits Madonna, Nicki Minaj, Gotye, Van Halen Releases
May 15, 2012 – Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile | Retail | Rock & Pop | R&B/Hip-Hop
Universal Music Group revenues increased 9.1% to $1.28 billion in the first quarter of 2012. Earnings before interest, taxes and amortization (EBITA) grew 47% to $90.8 million. Parent company Vivendi attributed revenue growth in part to a strong release schedule that included albums by Madonna, Nicki Minaj, Van Halen, Gotye, Lana Del Rey and Germany’s Unheilig. » Full Story
Sony Corp Logo Sony Closes Indiana Distribution Center, Lays Off 226
May 15, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Global | Legal & Management | Retail
Sony plans to cut 226 jobs from its Fishers, Ind. distribution center. » Full Story
Poison Bret Michaels Settles Lawsuit With Tony Awards Over Head Injury
May 15, 2012 – Legal & Management | TV & Film
Bret Michaels and organizers of the Tony Awards have settled a lawsuit filed by the rocker after a 2009 incident in which he was hit in the head with a set piece and suffered injuries that he claimed contributed to a brain hemorrhage that nearly killed him. » Full Story
Lady Gaga Denied Permit For Indonesia Stadium Concert Following Protests
May 15, 2012 – Touring | Global | Legal & Management | Rock & Pop
Lady Gaga will have to cancel her sold-out stadium show in Indonesia following protests by Islamic hard-liners and conservative lawmakers, who said her sexy clothes and dance moves will corrupt the youth. A national police spokesman said Tuesday that the permit for her June 3 "Born This Way Ball" concert has been denied. » Full Story
Sony Sued as Songwriter Alleges Alabama Stole His Song, Label Didn't Collect Royalties
May 14, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Global | Legal & Management
Australian singer-songwriter Allan Caswell is alleging in a lawsuit that the band Alabama stole its 1982 chart-topping hit, "Christmas in Dixie," from the song he penned as the theme for the 1980s Australian television soap, "The Prisoner," yet as both artists are signed to Sony, the company would be "suing itself." » Full Story
Music Attorney Paul Marshall, Who Repped EMI, PolyGram, Atlantic & More, Dies
May 14, 2012 – Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management
Paul Marshall, the legendary music attorney who brokered some of the most significant transactions the music industry has ever seen over his fifty-plus years in the entertainment law business, died May 10 in Aventura, Florida. He was 83. » Full Story
Best Buy Best Buy Founder Richard Schulze Steps Down Amid CEO Investigation
May 14, 2012 – Legal & Management | Retail
Best Buy said Monday its founder Richard Schulze is stepping down as chairman after an investigation found that he knew that the CEO was having a relationship with a female employee and failed to alert the audit committee. » Full Story
glee square tout 'Glee' Moves to Thursday; Britney Spears, Demi Lovato 'X Factor' Announcement Expected
May 14, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management | TV & Film
“Glee” is being moved to Thursday from Tuesdays where it will follow “The X Factor” in the fall and “American Idol” in the spring. Fox Broadcasting held off on confirming reports that Britney Spears and Demi Lovato would be joining Simon Cowell and Antonio “L.A.” Reid as judges on “X Factor this season. » Full Story
German Pirate Party Wins Fourth State Election
May 14, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Global | Legal & Management
The Pirate Party, once portrayed as a radical fringe group of Internet hackers and copyright thieves, on Sunday proved beyond doubt there are a political force to be reckoned with, claiming their fourth-straight victory in German state elections. » Full Story
Donald 'Duck' Dunn, Bassist With Booker T. and the MGs, Stax, Dead at 70
May 13, 2012 – Touring | Record Labels | Legal & Management | TV & Film | Rock & Pop | R&B/Hip-Hop
Bass player and songwriter Donald "Duck" Dunn, a member of the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame band Booker T. and the MGs and the Blues Brothers as well as a studio musician for the legendary Stax studios who played with countless musicians including Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Jerry Lee Lewis and later in Los Angeles Rod Stewart, Neil Young, Eric Clapton and others, has died in Tokyo. He was 70. » Full Story
Business Matters: Doing More With Less - A Key Theme at NARM 2012
May 11, 2012 – Touring | Record Labels | Legal & Management | Indies | Digital & Mobile | Retail
The theme at NARM’s Music Biz 2012 conference was forced austerity. “We’re doing more with less,” one major label executive said when asked how his company was doing. Also, investors and analysts have reacted positively to Live Nation’s first quarter earnings. The company’s shares rose 6.6% Thursday and another 0.7% Friday. And MP3tunes.com has filed for bankruptcy, but that won’t stop EMI from proceeding with its lawsuit against the company, according to CNET. » Full Story
Senate to Hold Antitrust Hearings on Universal-EMI Deal
May 11, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Legal & Management
A U.S. Senate panel will hold a hearing on Universal Music Group's pending acquisition of EMI's recorded-music division. The move adds another step to the complex regulatory review of the deal. » Full Story
Village People.png Village People's Victor Willis Speaks Out on Recent Copyright Victory, Trademark Lawsuits
May 11, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Legal & Management
Victor Willis, the songwriter and original lead singer of the Village People, fresh off a victory earlier this week in a battle to terminate his share of a copyright to the band's hit songs, including "YMCA," has scored a second victory in an unresolved battle to cancel the music publisher's trademark rights to "Village People." » Full Story
Photos: Katy Perry Comments on Universal-EMI Merger While Accepting NARM Award
May 11, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management
The NARM Music Awards took place in Los Angeles last night, and as previously announced, Lionel Richie and Katy Perry were big winners at the gala. Perry also made waves during her acceptance speech with a comment directed at the still-pending merger of Universal and EMI, saying "You haven't taken us down yet, Universal!" after receiving her award. » Full Story
Deezer Signs Worldwide Licensing Deal With Merlin
May 11, 2012 – Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management | Indies | Digital & Mobile
Streaming service Deezer has signed a global licensing deal with independent rights agency Merlin which will bring labels, including Warp, Yep Roc, Epitaph, Tommy Boy, !K7, Merge, Koch to the digital platform. Meanwhile, in an interview with .Biz, Merlin CEO Charles Caldas stated his vigorous opposition to the EMI-Universal merger. » Full Story
Australia Cuts Funding For Radio Broadcasters
May 11, 2012 – Radio | Global | Legal & Management | Indies
The Australian Government has failed to renew funding for AMRAP, which helps broadcasters promote Australian music on-air and online and which critics say will damage community radio and create a tougher route for independent artists to find an audience. » Full Story
mp3tunes MP3tunes.com Files for Bankruptcy
May 11, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile
MP3tunes.com announced Thursday that it filed for bankruptcy in San Diego, according to multiple media reports. The company, founded by former MP3.com founder Michael Robertson in 2005, had been battered with lawsuits from EMI since 2007. » Full Story
andre-3000-jimi-hendrix Jimi Hendrix's Andre 3000 Biopic a Go, Without Estate's O.K.
May 10, 2012 – Legal & Management | TV & Film | Rock & Pop
It's official: John Ridley will direct a bio-film about the late Jimi Hendrix, who'll be played on screen by the musician Andre Benjamin, better known as OutKast's Andre 3000. Ridley also has written the original screenplay for the project, titled "All Is By My Side." Haley Atwell and Imogen Poots will appear in co-starring roles. » Full Story
gerald casale Devo's Gerald Casale Talks Licensing, 360 Deals and Syncs: 'The System Has to Get Better'
May 10, 2012 – Publishing | Legal & Management | Branding | Rock & Pop
Devo's Gerald V. Casale has more experience than most when it comes to the music-rights licensing market. Early in their career, the group saw the opportunity to expand their revenue streams beyond label and publishing deals into merch, sync, endorsements, multimedia and more, taking a businesslike, corporate outlook towards their band and brand -– one that many perceived as tongue-in-cheek, but turns out to have been very prescient. » Full Story
Sony Reports $463 Million Music Profit While Parent Corp. Posts Record $5.7 Billion Loss
May 10, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Global | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile | Retail
Sony Corp. racked up a record annual loss of $5.7 billion in its fourth straight year of red ink while Sony posted an operating profit in music of $463 million for the year on sales of $5.5 billion. The label's best-sellers included Adele's "21" and Beyonce's "4." » Full Story
Jamaica's Reggae Film Festival Tells Island's Rich Music Story
May 10, 2012 – Touring | Global | Legal & Management | TV & Film | Branding
While it’s unlikely any of the movies presented at the 5th Annual Reggae Film Festival will attract the widespread interest generated by director Kevin McDonald’s “Marley” doc, films such as "Studio Drummie One," "Showtime!" and "Sing Your Song" are just as significant in chronicling the multifaceted narrative that is Jamaica's popular music history. » Full Story
NARM's Jim Donio Details Organization's Future Plans, Presents Awards at Conference
May 9, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management | Indies | Digital & Mobile
In the last six years NARM has had to transform itself to "coincide and anticipate the needs and the reshaped profile of the evolving music industry,” the organization's president Jim Donio, said at the beginning of his address this morning at the Century City Hyatt Plaza. He then proceeded to enumerate many of the initiatives NARM has launched in order to keep itself relevant for the industry, before presenting awards. » Full Story
Kim Dotcom Doc Co-Produced by Donovan Leitch, Biography By Neil Strauss In the Works
May 9, 2012 – Global | Legal & Management | TV & Film | Digital & Mobile | Branding | Rock & Pop
Kim Dotcom, the indicted founder of shuttered file-sharing service Megaupload, will reportedly be the subject of a documentary and biography according to co-producers Donovan Leitch and Alex Mardikain. The duo also say former New York Times music writer Neil Strauss has a book on Dotcom in the works.  » Full Story
Live Nation Buys EDM Entertainment Company Cream Holdings Ltd, Owner of Creamfields Festivals
May 9, 2012 – Touring | Record Labels | Legal & Management | Dance
Live Nation today acquired Cream Holdings Limited, a pillar of the EDM entertainment scene, which also gives Live Nation the exclusive rights to Creamfields Festivals, which have been held all over the world since the company's launch in 1998. » Full Story
Liberty to Boost Stake in Sirius XM
May 9, 2012 – Radio | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile
Billionaire John Malone's Liberty Media Corp. said Tuesday that it will spend $650 million to increase its effective control of satellite radio company Sirius XM Radio Inc. to 45.2 percent. » Full Story
Broadway's 'How To Succeed in Business' Starring Nick Jonas Didn't Succeed In Business
May 9, 2012 – Legal & Management | TV & Film | Branding | Rock & Pop
Nick Jonas tried hard but couldn't keep Broadway's "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" in business. Producers of the musical said Tuesday they they were reluctantly handing it a pink slip after several months of lackluster box office revenue. » Full Story
Vince Gill On Going Indie
May 9, 2012 – Touring | Record Labels | Legal & Management | Indies | Country
For the first time in nearly 30 years, Vince Gill, the Country Music Hall of Fame member doesn't have a record deal. He got signed by a label in 1983 and had been on the MCA Records roster since 1989. » Full Story
Business Matters: NARM Embraces Big Data -- Will Big Data Reciprocate?
May 8, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile | Retail
Big Data invaded the NARM conference on Tuesday afternoon. The music industry at large is certainly interested in harnessing big data to work smarter. But is it ready for big data? And did legal injunctions against LimeWire have any impact on consumer behavior? Nielsen Entertainment senior VP of analytics and client relations David Bakula gave a presentation at NARM on a Nielsen research project that tackled the question. » Full Story
Adam Yauch Sued Over Beastie Boys Sampling the Day Before He Died
May 8, 2012 – Legal & Management
More than two decades after the Beastie Boys albums "Licensed to Ill" and "Paul's Boutique" came out, the group and its music publishers are hit with a lawsuit over alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted music. » Full Story
Henry Mancini Heirs Seek Over $1 Million in Unpaid Profits, Termination of EMI's Rights to 'Pink Panther Theme'
May 8, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Legal & Management | TV & Film
EMI Music could lose its grip on one of the most famous pieces of film music ever created -- "The Pink Panther Theme," written by the late Henry Mancini for the 1963 film, as his publishing company filed a claim at the American Arbitration Association that seeks more than $1.35 million in unpaid "net profits" on music for The Pink Panther film. » Full Story
Village People.png Village People's Victor Willis Wins Huge Rights Reversion Case Over 'YMCA'
May 8, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Legal & Management
A California federal judge has given Village People original singer Victor Willis a big victory in a case that has been closely followed in the music industry. In the ruling, Willis will retain the rights to mega-hits such as "Y.M.C.A." which was previously published by Scorpio Music and Can't Stop Productions. » Full Story
Facebook Breaks Up With Grooveshark on Eve of IPO
May 8, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile | Branding
With its initial public stock offering days away, Facebook has deleted the official page and app of Grooveshark, the music streaming service currently in litigation with the four major labels over its alleged use of unlicensed music. Facebook is partnered with many of Grooveshark licensed competitors. » Full Story
Queen Manager Jim Beach on EMI-Universal Deal: EMI Shouldn't Be Owned by a Private Equity Firm
May 8, 2012 – Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management | Rock & Pop
Jim Beach, manager of U.K. rock band Queen, has spoken out in support of the proposed Universal-EMI merger in a letter published in the British newspaper The Times on May 5. » Full Story
Beastie Boys' Mike D on Adam Yauch's Passing: 'World Is In Need of Many More Like Him'
May 8, 2012 – Record Labels | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile | R&B/Hip-Hop
The third pillar of the Beastie Boys rap triumvirate Mike Diamond, AKA Mike D, posted a statement on the Beastie Boys Facebook page on passing of Adam "MCA" Yauch whom he referred to as his "closest friend, band mate and really brother." The statement was posted along with a picture of MCA on the Madison Square Garden scoreboard. » Full Story
Bebo Valdes Proposed for Spain's Prince of Asturias Prize
May 8, 2012 – Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management | Digital & Mobile | Jazz | Latin
Spanish pop singer Miguel Bosé and Academy Award-winning director Fernando Trueba are among supporters of a proposal to honor Grammy winning Cuban pianist Bebo Valdés with Spain’s prestigious Prince of Asturias Award. Past winners include Bob Dylan and Paco de Lucia. The campaign was started by Barcelona's gladyspalmera.com. » Full Story
beatles The 'Mad Men' Beatles License Cost $250,000 (Report)
May 7, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Legal & Management | TV & Film
AMC's "Mad Men" has a hard-earned reputation for historical accuracy, and it turns out that production studio Lionsgate is more than willing to finance that. The company reportedly shelled out as much as $250,000 to license the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" for last night's episode "Lady Lazarus." » Full Story
Business Matters: Google Going Vertical, Plans to Invest in Online Video Creator Machinima
May 7, 2012 – Legal & Management | TV & Film | Digital & Mobile | Retail
Google is boosting its video content even further by investing in Machinima, re-iterating the push they made when flooding YouTube with $100 million to bolster its original programming. Elsewhere, online commerce startup Gumroad has raised $7 million in funding despite some potential content concerns, while Perfect 10 is suing Tumblr for copyright infringement. » Full Story
German Pirate Party Scores Third Election Win
May 7, 2012 – Record Labels | Global | Legal & Management | TV & Film | Digital & Mobile
Germany's Pirate Party, which calls for copyright law to be radically reformed or abolished, has won a third victory in state elections. The Pirates took 6 seats with 8.2 per cent of the popular vote in state elections in the small Northern state of Schleswig-Holstein on Sunday. » Full Story
Burt Bacharach & Hal David To Be Honored by President Obama
May 7, 2012 – Record Labels | Publishing | Legal & Management | Rock & Pop
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama will honor songwriters Burt Bacharach and Hal David, a duo whose pop melodies and lyrics regularly hit the charts in the 1960s and early 1970s despite competition from more socially revolutionary performers. » Full Story
More Tributes To Beastie Boy Adam Yauch: Eminem, Chuck D, Jay-Z, Madonna, Others
May 6, 2012 – Touring | Record Labels | Legal & Management | Rock & Pop | R&B/Hip-Hop
As sad news of Beastie Boy Adam Yauch's passing spread across the globe, tributes from both music superstars and the music industry he so influenced and inspired continued to pour forth. Here Eminem, Chuck D, Jay-Z, Madonna, Q-Tip, Def Jam's Joie Manda, Santigold and others expressed their condolences and gratitude to the great MCA. » Full Story
 
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