MPfree? Google and Last.FM on the music copyright

In the week that saw MySpace launch their own digital music service and with Nokia and Sony Ericsson entering the market - it seems everyone wants a slice of the iTunes and Last.FM pie.

But who owns what and how musicians should get paid for their music played online and digital downloads remains unresolved.

Our presenter this week, Rory Cellan-Jones, had his own run-in with YouTube this week over music copyright which lead to an interview with their owners - Google.

Director of Video Partnership's at Google, Patrick Walker, explains how he tracked Rory down...

We invited author of The Pirate's Dilemma, Matt Mason and Head of Music at Last.FM, Jonas Woost, to give their views on the current health of the music industry.

But the discussion doen't end there. We'd like to hear from you if you've been contacted by YouTube/Google, if you work in the industry - as part of a big label or as an independent musician, or have some insight into this.

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