http://digitalmusicnews.com daily 1 2006-12-07T04:55:59Z http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/google-tech-talk I held this talk at Google London, on July 11, 2008. More details here . 63 minutes only ;) Update: download video file ... No publisher gleonhard 2008-08-14T01:00:31Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/native This Music2.0 presentation, below, is probably the best I ever came up with. You can download it via Slideshare, of course, a... No publisher gleonhard 2008-07-03T22:50:04Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/blogjs Within 2 years, the leading music blogs will become what used to be called 'Record Labels' . The people running them will be t... No publisher Gerd Leonhard blogging, future of music, Radio2.0, Music2.0, Gerd Leonhard, Gerd Leonard 2008-04-16T18:07:47Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/apple-gets-into-ringtones Apple made a slew of announcements today about new, lower iPhone pricing, new iPods and traction of theiTunes store.  One ... No publisher rgupta 2007-09-06T02:01:11Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/rhapsody-in-urge Lots of people have weighed in on today's announcement about the JV being formed between RealNetworksand MTV, Rhapsody A... No publisher rgupta 2007-08-22T14:06:43Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/the-iphone-will-force-carriers-to-open-up Mobile phones have numerous applications -communications device, business productivity, media consumption,payment mechanis... No publisher rgupta 2007-08-08T18:47:16Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/sprint I'd been meaning to blog this and am just getting around to it: a few weeks ago, Sprint decided to lower the price of tracks ... No publisher rgupta 2007-04-16T06:14:36Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/311 Recently I was faced with the question what is better, and Ipod or a cell phone that can download music. The first thing I did was look at the experience I have had with both so that I can make a pros and cons. Then I looked it over and thought what weofije... No publisher PsychoMike, High Schooler 2006-12-11T05:27:08Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/307 Recently Paul sent me a Sanyo mm 9000 Sprint phone to test drive. I fell in love with this phone. This phone has a lot of different special features. It has ring-tones that sound as clear as the real thing. You can set a different ring-tone for everyweofije... No publisher PsychoMike, High Schooler 2006-12-11T05:22:08Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/244 The major labels hope that over-the-air downloading of full-length songs to cell phones for instantaneous listening will be the next big thing. But Sprint, the first to introduce this service in the U.S., may not have gotten things exactly right. HIGweofije... No publisher Steve Gordon, Attorney 2006-12-11T04:46:51Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/225 Motorola recently announced that they're licensing UMG's catalog for their iRadio service, which will launch in Q1. iRadio is a time-shifted radio service they plan on rolling out via operators, and claim to have one lined up for their launch. weofije... No publisher Rags Gupta 2006-12-11T04:35:15Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/177 I used Google SMS several times this weekend as I was out and about: -To check movie times ("movie 10010") -To check the weather ("weather 02138") -To look up the address of my friend's art gallery in Chelsea ("Andrea Rosen gallery new york") Each tiweofije... No publisher Rags Gupta 2006-12-10T22:29:42Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/145 I was at a wireless content seminar and had a little revelation -- maybe the big labels have a shot at making a comeback. In the last several years they have lost 20% to 1/3 of their income, according to various sources. But wireless may give them a weofije... No publisher Steve Gordon, Attorney 2006-12-10T21:56:57Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/138 (see my last post on Verizon selling music vidoes...) Turns out paying for music videos may not be limited to mobile only. The NYT reports on Universal's new policy that videos must be paid for -- at $0.01 per streamed video, that would add tens of mweofije... No publisher Rags Gupta, Live365 2006-12-10T21:52:47Z COREBlog Entry http://digitalmusicnews.com/blog/137 Verizon just announced a deal with Warner to sell music video downloads for $3.99 a pop (or about double that of a ringtone). This may be good news for labels and bad news for music distributors. Good news because labels may get to set a value for muweofije... No publisher Rags Gupta, Live365 2006-12-10T21:52:15Z COREBlog Entry