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English Premier League side to perform haka
Top premiership soccer club to perform flippant haka before its season-opening game this week, despite legal protests that it insults Maori.

<i>Adam Gifford:</i> Music industry sounds like a broken record
The recording and film industries are structured around distribution of physical items - getting bits of shellac or vinyl or plastic into shops, celluloid into cinemas.