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Gracenote Finalizes Major Lyrics Licenses

Paul Resnikoff
December 6, 2006
Lyrics are always in high demand, though the internet is mostly populated with unlicensed catalogs and results. For the uninitiated, a search on Google for "lyrics beyonce" offers a quick introduction to the... Read More...

eMusic Modifies Pricing Plan, Lowers Monthly Download Quota

Paul Resnikoff
November 2, 2006
eMusic will soon modify its pricing scheme, a shift that will offer less bang to subscribers. eMusic offers a hybrid subscription and download model, one that allocates a specific amount of download per mont... Read More...
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Archos Tosses 160GB Portable Video Player Into Market

Paul Resnikoff
October 25, 2006
As storage prices drop, bigger portable MP3 players continue to emerge. Just recently, French portable manufacturer Archos tossed a 160GB player into the ring, a behemoth capacity designed to accommodate heavy ... Read More...
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Resnikoff’s Parting Shot: Interoperability Lost

Paul Resnikoff
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Interoperability has been a fleeting mirage for the digital music market, and now the situation is getting worse. The music industry - and in particular major labels - have long painted a vision of seamless in... Read More...

Napster Boosts Revenues, Earnings Remain Problematic

Paul Resnikoff
August 3, 2006
Napster recently issued its fiscal first quarter earnings scorecard, which featured record revenues, lowered cash burn, and continued profit and subscriber concerns. Revenues topped $28.1 million, a 34 perce... Read More...
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Bebo Battles MySpace Music, Attracts Early Following

Paul Resnikoff
July 31, 2006
MySpace is surrounded by social networking competitors, all of whom are hoping to tap a wellspring of connected teenagers and twenty-somethings. Pundits are predicting an eventual erosion in MySpace dominanc... Read More...
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Universal Music Group Quarterly Revenues Notch Upward

Paul Resnikoff
July 28, 2006
Revenues at Universal Music Group notched upward during the second quarter and first half. According to financial information revealed Thursday by parent company Vivendi Universal, revenues during the most rec... Read More...
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Research Group Puts Price Tag on Interoperability Quagmire

Paul Resnikoff
June 14, 2006
The inability of several industries to resolve their differences over DRM could stunt the evolution of future digital markets, while potentially putting "hundreds of billions of dollars" at risk. This comes fr... Read More...

BurnLounge Exits Beta, Pushes Distributed Sales Model

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BurnLounge, a distributed, decentralized system for selling digital downloads, has just exited its beta phase. The concept works by empowering individual resellers, who can position downloads on their websit... Read More...
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MySpace, Nylon Magazine Collaborate on Music Issue

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With so much music action happening online, what is a print magazine to do? Most recently, Nylon Magazine has tapped MySpace to deliver an energized music edition with online ties. The blended result includes ... Read More...
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Allman Brothers, Cheap Trick v. Sony Music

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Last Saturday I interviewed David Frey, the manager of Cheap Trick for my Internet radio show, the “Future of the Music Business” at myrealbroadcast.com. The topic was the lawsuit filed by his band and the All... Read More...

Napster Debuts Online, Advertiser-Supported Service

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Napster has just cracked the gate open on its subscription service, offering music fans access to tracks within an advertiser-supported site. As part of the play, Napster.com is allowing fans to stream any s... Read More...
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