Jackson Estate Signs $250 Million Deal With Sony

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Jackson Estate Signs $250 Million Deal With Sony

March 18, 2010 | ISSUE 46•11

Sony Music will pay the estate of Michael Jackson up to $250 million for the right to continue selling his back catalog and release as many as 10 new projects from the singer’s archives. What do you think?

This is good news, because I like to get out and buy Thriller every six months or so.

Richard Gedge
Site Technician
It looks like Michael Jackson's financial problems are finally over.

Ben Cleave
Paralegal
That should help keep Blanket in monkeys.

Jessica de Castro
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