Like I said, thats music publishing.

Universal are the biggest in recorded music

here:

The FTC and the European Union were concerned that the proposed purchase would impede competition in the music publishing world. But the E.U. cleared the deal in April after Sony agreed to divest various catalogues of songs it owns. The FTC followed suit, unanimously agreeing to the acquisition without requiring additional divestitures.

With this purchase, Sony will control the largest number of copyrights in the music publishing business — more than 2 million. Even so, the company will have less than 30 percent of the revenues for music publishing rights in this country, a Sony spokesman said Friday.

In trying to convince regulators that the deal would not be anti-competitive, Sony’s lawyers emphasized the fragmented nature of the business. They pointed to other well-established rivals, including Universal Music Publishing, which works with Adele, ­Maroon 5 and other top artists. Other competitors, the Sony lawyers said, also have gained a foothold in recent years, including Warner/Chapell Music, Kobalt Music Group and BMG.

With the deal complete, EMI will be folded into Sony/ATV in New York, a Sony subsidiary that is run as a joint venture between Sony and Michael Jackson’s estate. Sony/ATV represents the copyrights of Jackson, Bob Dylan and other legendary artists.

Among the coalition of investors involved in the purchase, the largest financial backer is an Abu Dhabi-based firm called Mubadala Development.

The deal came about after the previous owner of EMI Music was foreclosed upon by Citibank, which proceeded to separately sell the British company’s publishing arm and its recorded music division.

Universal Music Group has made a $1.9 billion bid for the recorded music portion of the business. That deal remains in limbo, however, while U.S. regulators investigate the competitive implications. The proposal has attracted more scrutiny in part because it is taking place in a highly concentrated industry, people familiar with the deal said.

While the publishing side of the business licenses musical compositions to television stations, filmmakers and a variety of other businesses, the recording side sells recordings directly to consumers.

Well good, that would be disasterous compared to the digtial distribution competition.

Outrun 2 Online was pulled from both PSN and XBLA. You can't buy it any more. I've looked into it and, as of right now, if you already own it you can redownload it. But who knows if that is forever or if you'll even be able to transfer it to the next gen of consoles.

whoa just seen here, I only meant in the case of games which had been taken off the services like the way Irem had any of their R-Type games removed from psn/xbla/wii shop channel if you own those games you can play them but you can't get them again from the stores I think if you got rid of them, well not from the wii shop channel, as for other stuff yeah anything you buy from xbox live you buy the lisence for it on your profile and on your system, so you can use it not only on your xbox but if you bring your profile to a friends xbox you can download any games you own there and play them on that system too, but it doesn't add the license to the 2nd xbox so you must remain connected to xbox live on your account or else the games revert to trials.