CD sales decline hits EMI revenues

Music label EMI signalled a further sharp decline in the popularity of the traditional CD today as it said revenues from the format had dropped by nearly a fifth.

Music label EMI signalled a further sharp decline in the popularity of the traditional CD today as it said revenues from the format had dropped by nearly a fifth.

The group’s recorded music arm, home to stars such as Robbie Williams and Lily Allen, reported a 19.8% revenues drop from CD-based sales in the three months to the end of June, as digital downloading continued to steal market share.

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