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The Open Music Model: A New Business Model for the Digital Distribution of Music
It is clear from the upheaval in the recording industry that the traditional distribution model does not meet the needs of either the industry or its consumers. Many consumers - apparently over 60 million in the United States alone, according to some of the recording industry's estimates - find that...
Tags: Recording Industry, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Music, Open Music Model
White papers 2003-09-14

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Digital Music Retailer 7digital Launching In U.S., Debuts BlackBerry App
UK music download retailer 7digital has beaten Spotify to launching in the U.S., in a move that undercuts standard iTunestrack prices. The service has repertoire from all four major labels and a range of indies and is using a new BlackBerry service as a springboard for the move.The company,...
Tags: U.S., HMV, Handset, RIM BlackBerry, Digital Music, Music, 7digital, Handhelds, Hardware, Entertainment, Robert Andrews
External links 2009-10-06
The Internet: a place to pay for music?
The Internet has been a decidedly mixed blessing for the music industry, encouraging people to listen to more songs and discover more bands but also to buy fewer recordings. One reason is that there's been a disconnect between where people go online to find and hear music, and where they...
Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Music, Song
News items 2009-10-21
Sony Battles Amazon With Open E-Book Standard
Sony said Thursday that it would sell books in the EPub format by the end of the year and adopt Adobe's technology that restricts how often an e-book can be copied. The open format would replace the proprietary technology Sony has been using to tie books sold through its online...
Tags: e-book, Amazon.com Inc., Sony Corp.
News items 2009-08-14
Google Music Search Launches with MySpace, Lala
Google on Wednesday unveiled a new music search feature that will include in its search results streaming music clips from partners like MySpace, Lala, Pandora, imeem, and Rhapsody. Type in an artist's name, song, or a snippet of lyrics into Google.com and the top of the search results page will...
Tags: Google Inc., MySpace, Music
News items 2009-10-28
Google Bows Music Search Service
Search giant Google has unveiled expansive new music search capabilities designed not only to facilitate music discovery, streams and sales, but also drive traffic to several digital services selected as content providers for the newly launched initiative.Under Google's new music search system, submitting a search query based on an artist's...
Tags: Google Inc., Music
News items 2009-10-29
Warner Music Group F4Q06 (Qtr End 9/30/06) Earnings Call Transcript
Question-and-Answer SessionOperator Operator Instructions Our first question is coming from William Drewry from Credit Suisse, and your line is open. William Drewry - Credit Suisse Thanks very much. I have two questions, if I could. One, the first one was, Edgar, I was...
Tags: Warner Music Group Corp.
Earnings calls 2006-12-01
Publishers and Mobile: Follow the Music
As we continue to track the emerging synergy between print publications and mobile devices, it's worth noting some of the parallels with the music industry. Talk about platform confusion! In my lifetime, I've watched it evolve from vinyl to reels of tape, to...
Tags: Mobile, Music, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, David Weir
Blog posts 2009-05-06
A Model for a Better Understanding of the Digital Distribution of Music in a Peer-to-Peer Environment
Emergence of P2P systems had an unquestionable impact on data and media interchange over the internet, to the point of seriously challenging traditional actors of the music business field. Technical issues concerning the deployment of P2P networks are more or less well described, and they rely on well-known transmission protocols...
Tags: P2P, Music, University Of Lausanne, Peer To Peer (P2P), Internet
White papers 2002-11-04
Biting into Apple.(Apple Computer Inc. iTunes Music Store's business model)
By Paul Sweeting Digital rights management has finally outlived its usefulness to Apple Inc. In an extraordinary open letter posted to Apple's Web site Feb. 5, Apple impresario Steve Jobs declared that the only reason the...
Tags: Apple Inc., Apple iPod, Apple iTunes, Apple iTunes Music Store, digital-rights management, Steve Jobs
Research articles 2007-02-12
China Mobile Looking To Replicate Apple's App Store Model
China Mobile, which has more subscribers than there are U.S. residents, is looking replicate the success of the iPhone App store on a much grander scale. At this point, there's probably very few operators and handset manufactures that aren't trying to open up a content and application store on...
Tags: Mobile, China Mobile Ltd., Apple Inc., Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Tricia Duryee, Companies, Apple, Google, Countries, Asia, China, Google Inc.
External links 2008-11-18
Roku Adds Channel Store with Facebook, Flickr, Pandora, and More
Internet-enabled set-top box makers Roku (who we wrote about in our top 10 gadgets for social media addicts feature recently) have some welcome announcements today about 10 new, free content partners being added to the platform in an also new Roku Channel Store section. ...
Tags: Video, Facebook, Flickr, Roku Inc.
News items 2009-11-22
Windy City baptizes Millennium Park, model of urban development
CHICAGO AFP ? The city of Chicago officially took the wraps off a 475-million-dollar open air cultural center in what is being hailed as one of the most grandiose US public parks projects in recent history. Four years late, and three times over budget, Millennium Park is billed by...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Chicago, music
Research articles 2004-07-16
Interview: Sky Songs takes on iTunes
The Sky Songs beta launches on PC and Mac this month, with TechRadar being treated to a first-look preview of Sky's new subscription-based music streaming and download service. First impressions? It seriously rocks. The service is very much based on the Spotify-model of offering...
Tags: service, Apple iTunes, Music
News items 2009-10-14
Inside Google's Android and Apple's iPhone OS as business models
By Prince McLeanPublished: 12:00 PM EST Related AppleInsider articles:Inside Google's Android and Apple's iPhone OS...Droid arrives on Verizon Nov. 6 with Google...Droid arrives on Verizon Nov. 6 with Google...Inside Mac OS X Snow Leopard: Exchange SupportDell's iPhone Killer rejected by carriers as...Google's Android offers a free software alternative to smartphone...
Tags: Apple Inc., Apple iPhone, Google Android
News items 2009-11-10
Networking Over the Internet: The Emerging World of Peer-to-Peer Commerce
Peer-to-peer embraces the networking capabilities of the Internet. "P2P" as dubbed by advocates enables the sharing and direct publication of resources and also allows the unused processing capability of computers to be shared and used more productively. While the peer-to-peer concept has, in fact, been around for decades, it's grown...
Tags: BNET Editorial, Analysis, P2P File Sharing, Privacy, Internet, Peer To Peer (P2P), Computer, Resource, Network, Peer-to-peer Network Security, P2P
Articles 2008-01-03
Apple posts tools for building TuneKit iTunes LPs and Extras
By Daniel Eran DilgerPublished: 03:00 PM EST Apple has taken iTunes LP and Extras public, encouraging independent developers to begin work on interactive digital content for distribution in iTunes starting early next year. The new move signals a big move in taking on Adobe Flash, pushing the adoption of web...
Tags: Apple Inc., Apple iTunes
News items 2009-11-26
LiveBlogging from HCOMP 2009
I am now attending HCOMP2009 , the workshop on Human Computation that I previously advertised in this blog . Overall, the workshop was well-attended with more than 40 people in the audience, pretty much filling the room. Below you can find the notes that I was keeping...
Tags: game, Workshop
News items 2009-11-05
Small business needs 'free' thinking, Wired editor says
Wired magazine editor Chris Anderson has made waves with his book Free: The Future of a Radical Price, by suggesting that companies need to start thinking about how to attract customers by giving away some of their products and services for nothing. It's a message he delivered in a speech...
Tags: company, product, Google Inc., goods
News items 2009-10-26
Apple criticized over iTunes LP development costs
By Prince McLeanPublished: 04:00 PM EST Critics are lambasting Apple over its new iTunes LP format, charging that the company has priced indies out of the game by charging a production fee of $10,000 to develop the interactive titles. Content authors are likely to view the fees as absurdly low,...
Tags: Apple Inc., Apple iPhone, Apple iTunes
News items 2009-10-09
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