Projects being considered include a new album of never before released MJ hits, a video game, a DVD compilation of videos and a rerelease of Off the Wall, Jackson's fifth album. One of the projects already completed is the film based on footage of concert rehearsals for Jackson's big comeback, This Is It.
"We're dedicated to protecting this icon's legacy and we're thrilled that we can continue to bring his music to the world for the foreseeable future," said Rob Stringer, chairman of Sony Music's Columbia Epic Label Group.
The money will go a long way toward settling Jackson's debts, estimated around $400 million when he died. But the singer whose life was plagued with scandal has had a resurgence in popularity in death.
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I have a feeling that this deal could go past 2017; MJ is pretty much going to be the King of Pop for a long time to come.
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