It’s long been the accusation lobbed at Spotify, Rdio, Mog and the streaming services: Users have no reason to buy music, thanks to 24/7 access to all-you-can-eat streaming of their 10 to 20 ...
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From physical to digital, a complete view of what might be the future of the music industry
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"Multiple sources are saying that Microsoft is working on its very own smartphone.
It’s not as crazy as it might sound. Microsoft might not want to pin its hopes on Nokia’s Windows Phone, and besides, Microsoft has all but admitted that longtime rival Apple’s approach — controlling the hardware, operating system, app store, and digital hub — is not without its allure (see Xbox, Zune, and the Surface tablet)." Delete the scoop?
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A day after Apple unveiled the iPhone 5, Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman said in an interview with Fox Business that HP is getting back into the smartphone business. And if... Delete the scoop?
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"Spotify might get more of the press these days, but the veteran Rhapsody recently broke the one-million-subscribers mark, due in part to its acquisition of Napster and Facebook integration that lets people try Rhapsody without whipping out their credit card for a free trial." Delete the scoop?
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At the Financial Times’ (FT) Digital Media Conference in London today, France-based music service announced Deezer announced that 60% of its UK signups are coming from mobile, thanks ... Delete the scoop?
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"At the height of the ringtone craze in 2007, mobile music was one of the few rays of sunlight in an otherwise gloomy landscape for the music industry. Then the ringtone market started tanking and that ray of hope seemed to fade. Delete the scoop?
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This much we know: The rise of digital music has completely changed the music industry. "It's upside down," says Dan Teree, a former Vice President of Ticketmaster. "Nobody buys music anymore. Delete the scoop?
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Here's another data-point for the mobile-first digital music services bandwagon, from Scott Bagby, head of strategic partnerships at Rdio: Delete the scoop?
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YouTube wants to give mobile phone users a chance to find music video content by artist, discography and genre, with the goal of bringing music content to hundreds of millions of its users. Delete the scoop?
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More than a quarter of mobile subscribers listened to music on their phones in April, according to new data from comScore. Delete the scoop?
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Yesterday I delivered a keynote at the Music 4.5 Mobile music conference. My presentation was entitled ‘Mobile Music: Apps, Ecosystems and the Cloud’ and here are some of the highlights. I’... Delete the scoop?
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Herd.fm changes course from being a music recommendation app based solely on location to one that examines iTunes listening and Facebook sharing history in order to compile... Delete the scoop?
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"For app maker Mobile Roadie's CEO, ubiquitous connectivity, location ticketing and social will be huge this year. Mark his words at midem!" Delete the scoop?
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Unlimited streaming music service MOG is expanding its footprint yet again with a new AT&T deal that will see its mobile application pre-installed on AT&T's first new LTE smartphones: the Samsung Galaxy S Skyrocket and the HTC Vivid. Delete the scoop?
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