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Record companies have formally proposed a restriction of the midweek Soles Flashes service, in a bid to crack down on media leaks of sensitive chart data.
The BPI Council agreed last Wednesday to propose a four-week trial of a new system, only allowing record companies online access to data for their own singles. The availability of albums data would remain unchanged.
For the trial to begin, the proposal -- which was passed to the Official UK Charts Company last Thursday -- needs to be ratified by retailers association Bard, which was ...