A mobile phone that includes a link to Robbie Williams' website and plays his songs is another step in a "digital revolution" that the recording industry must take advantage of, not spurn, says his manager, Tim Clark.
Williams, 32, has angered industry executives by praising internet piracy. Clark, said the industry should classify digital music-seekers as customers, not criminals: "If we can't provide the fans with the wherewithal to download legally, it's our fault and not theirs."
Last year, Williams live-streamed a Berlin concert to 100,000 mobile phones. He is now on a five-month world tour of 14 countries.
Robbie Williams a fan of digital revolution
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