The latest 6 months ending Sept 30th 2006 reports.....
1) Revenue down from

Digital is growing; exploding as a way of getting music but not as a profit source.Not for these guys, can the smaller, tighter labels profit?

Without the sale of the Capitol Tower there would be no profit. What will / can they sell next year? Educated guess: Abbey Road.

Digital up 68 per cent. ONLY 68 per cent. This hype is over ...

Sold mine a few years back, allways interested in watching though.
And ,yes DJones I do believe Abbey Road will go, I am intrigued to know who to.
Answers on a postcard as allways, and if they keep it, my bet is museum status.
Sad but probably true. How ironic that this could probably come true due to the "other" Apple.

Simon Wallis at Collins Stewart said EMI's results were in line with the market's low expectations.
He highlighted a "kitchen sink" of exceptional operating costs:

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"Get this:

The Studio is still viable, and will remain so. Its has arguably the best orchestral room in the world for film,...
Studio 3 is a tight focused technological marvel, a truly great mix room. 2 is well, 2! Another thing is the people. Really great people.

I would hate to see it out of the hands of EMI. They dumped the Town House (to the Sanctuary Group) which is another still viable studio, yet Abbey Road is Abbey Road.

Although the businss model is now so outmoded do you expect any upward movement in the share price?