Category Music
Don’t Know Much about E-co-no-my
…but economists seem to have keener insight into the future of content in the digital age than often credited. Like Eduardo Porter of the New York Times, for example.
Cricket Wireless Sings the Same Old Song
Is the new MuveMusic service from Cricket Wireless a “game changer for everyone”? Hardly.
The End of the DRM-Sideloading Era
Rhapsody cuts the cable on its mobile apps: the beginning of the end of PC-tethered subscriptions.
Odds and Ends
Everyone has to have a music blog, right?
The End of Two File-Sharing Services: LimeWire and Choruss
LimeWire is enjoined in federal court, while Jim Griffin’s Choruss can’t get music licenses.
The Coming Showdown over Free Music
What are the music industry’s barriers to accepting “free” business models for online music?
Carphone Warehouse and Catch Media Launch Music Access Service
Will people pay for access to music without paying for the music itself? Thanks to Catch Media and Carphone Warehouse, we’ll find out.
UK Music Rights Holders Launch New Dispute Resolution Process
A new way of resolving disputes over music rights ownership in the UK without litigation.
LimeWire Turns to Court of Public Opinion
LimeWire CEO Mark Gorton goes into damage control mode.
LimeWire Found Liable for Infringement
The first use of the inducement theory of copyright liability since the Supreme Court established it five years ago.
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