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| Feb 16, 2023 | Технологии, изменившие музыку. Часть 4: распространение | Этой статьёй мы завершаем цикл материалов про технологии, изменившие мир музыки. В 80-х годах компьютеры массово стали появляться чуть ли не в каждом доме, и музыка неизбежно ушла в цифровую плоскость. Поговорим про то, как эволюционировало... |
| May 3, 2011 | Why now is the “second golden age” for VC tech investing, says new report | A new report issued today by venture capital company Clearstone Venture Partners on how well the venture capital community is doing says that VCs who put their money into technology startups now will get the best return on their money since... |
| Mar 31, 2011 | Music industry will force licenses on Amazon Cloud Player—or else | reader comments 137 with 102 posters participating
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Amazon's decision to launch its new Cloud Player without securing additional music licenses has been described as a ... |
| Apr 28, 2010 | MP3tunes Launches Free 10GB Music Lockers with iPhone Streaming (Exclusive Invites) | MP3tunes, which was launched by tech entrepreneur Michael Robertson in 2005, allows its users to store their own music in the cloud. Until today, however, the amount of free storage on MP3tunes was limited to a relatively meager 2GB. Now, h... |
| Nov 15, 2006 | MP3.com Offers Free Music Downloads | The site’s new initiative is similar to MySpace’s approach. Bands can upload their music and can choose to either let their fans stream songs or download them, or both. The focus is currently on independent artists, but it will hopefully sh... |
| Aug 20, 2006 | riaa lawsuits have hurt my artists, says ceo Music label | “The major labels are using fear as a tactic to push these kids away from these P2P systems, you can’t use fear to change these behaviors, it just isn’t effective. These lawsuits have hurt my artists. We need to stop these lawsuits.”
This i... |
| Jul 25, 2006 | Metallica Finally Realizes That Some People Like To Get Music Online | For all the success of iTunes, there have been a few bands that have famously stayed out of the online music revolution — with the Beatles being the most famous (even if they’ve admitted that might change soon). One that hasn’t been quite s... |
| Apr 28, 2006 | What A Surprise: Musicians Claim Label Is Cheating Them Out Of iTunes Royalties | It’s always amusing when the recording industry (and its supporters) focus on how helping that particular industry is the equivalent of “helping the artists.” Historically, the two sides have often been at odds — with it being fairly common... |
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| Jan 4, 2001 | MP3.com Unveils Music InterOperating Technology | MP3.com will take the wraps off a
next-generation version of music compression technology later today,
when it launches its Music InterOperating System (IOS).
Plans call for Music IOS to be announced at MP3.com's "Next
Generation ... |
| Dec 21, 2000 | MP3.com and Warner Music Shake Hands | MP3.com, in an effort to turn its business into a legal moneymaker, has inked another deal with a label, this time Warner Music. The deal includes audio and video licensing, which will allow MP3.com to feature audio and video from artists w... |
| Dec 20, 2000 | EMusic.com Takes On MP3.com In Copyright Lawsuit | At issue in the lawsuit, EMusic.com said, is the same online music
locker service that got San Diego, Calif.-based MP3.com in trouble
with the five major recording companies earlier this year. The
record companies successfully extracted mul... |
| Dec 6, 2000 | MP3.com Re-Launches Music Locker Service | After paying what is believed to be well over
$100 million to untangle itself from copyright-infringement
litigation, MP3.com has re-launched the online music-locker service
that got it into legal hot water in the first place.
This time, ho... |
| Nov 6, 2000 | MP3.com Picks FusionOne For Music Library Synching | Fusion One Inc., whose technology helps users
synchronize data on Net-connected (but far-flung) PCs, handheld
devices and wireless phones, will be helping to tame music
collections for MP3.com subscribers.
The two companies announced a deal... |
| Jun 21, 2000 | MP3.com Subscription Service Details | MP3.com has announced the details of its new subscription service for netizens around the world to listen to popular music over the Internet. Both the content and the pricing will be controlled by the artist and the label according to repor... |
| Jun 10, 2000 | BeOS R5: Personal versus Professional | reader comments with 0 posters participating
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| Jun 9, 2000 | MP3.com Settles - For a Price | In a rumored $75 to $100 million settlement with the Warner Music Group and BMG Entertainment, MP3.com has settled the copyright lawsuit that has dragged the company through the mud and the courtroom for months. The online music company doe... |
| May 24, 2000 | MP3.com Reports Strong Subscription Service Demand | MP3.com, Inc., is reporting surprising demand for what MP3.com says is the Internet’s first on-demand music subscription system.
Launched just after MP3.com Inc. was found liable in US States District Court for copyright infringement in an ... |
| May 11, 2000 | MP3.com Blocks Access to Major Label Content - For Now | In an e-mail statement to My.MP3.com members, CEO Michael Robertson informed users that the company is temporarily closing access to major label content available through the My.MP3.com accounts. Using its free software Beam-It, members wer... |
| May 3, 2000 | Subscriptions to Listen to Music? | After MP3.com was found guilty of copyright violations last week it was forced to regroup and come up with a way to circumvent those issues while still providing digital music to Web surfers everywhere. Its solution, a subscription based se... |
| Feb 8, 2000 | MP3.com Sues Recording Industry Assn. | Just over two weeks after it was sued for copyright violation by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), MP3.com has countersued the association - and Hilary Rosen, its president - alleging unfair business practices.
On Januar... |
| Feb 4, 2000 | My.MP3.com Releases Beta Linux Port | My.MP3.com has released a beta version of their Beam-It software for Linux. My.MP3.com allows you to add, organize, and listen to your music collection online. The Linux port requires Netscape Communicator 4.5 or better, 32MB of RAM, and i3... |
| Jan 14, 2000 | MP3.Com Announces Online CD Storage | Through My.MP3.Com users will be able to store music online and listen to it from any PC connected to the Internet via their My.MP3.Com account.
Specialized software entitled Beam-It, available from MP3.com, allows users to store a collecti... |
| Mar 23, 1999 | RIAA Blaming MP3 For Dwindling Music Sales Among Teenagers | A recent study by the RIAA is apparently suggesting that “illegal” downloads of MP3 is causing fewer legitimate sales of music to teenagers. Somehow I get the feeling that the RIAA, instead of dealing with this properly, realizing that MP3 ... |
| LA Venture: UTA's Sam Wick On Building Celebrity Startups | On this episode of the L.A. Venture podcast, hear from Sam Wick, head of United Talent Agency Ventures (UTA). Wick has served in senior positions at MySpace, AOL, mp3.com — and most recently as the executive vice president of Maker Studios.... |