Four years ago, former Genesis frontman Peter Gabriel co-founded UK online music distributor On Demand Distribution (OD2). It was sold to U.S. company Loudeye in June for $38.6m (£21.1m). ¶ The new company offers everything from 30-second snippets of songs to anti-piracy measures for music labels. ... ¶ Here, CNN's Becky Anderson talks to Gabriel about OD2 and the future of digital music downloading. ... CNN.com link
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