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I read with some dismay and anger that MSN Music UK - is to stop supporting the WMDRM from 31st August 2008. Which means that after this time users will not be able to relicence THEIR music that they purchased!!!
No wonder it's so hard for people like me to evangelise to others about the world of digital media when short sightedness companies ...
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A little while ago along with my usual ranting and ramblings I actually was strapped down and forced to write in a cohesive and structured manner. This of course goes against the grain of what I do - as I like to ramble on and on and go off in various tangents (I'm like that when speaking as well :) - but when asked by Miss D & Miss B to ...
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In my quest and mission to inform and of course to put my tuppence worth in in regard to the state of the music industry - I think you have got to look at the state of the business and how the consumer ultimately sees and feels about their music, bands, artists - and dare I say it ''heroes''
Does that term even exist in today's MP3 Generation - ...
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March 2008 will see an unbelievable 45 years pass since the analogue mono release of their debut album on vinyl ''Please Please Me'' So it seems only fitting that the Fab Four's catalogue has the digital treatment and released to the world ''officially'' When this happens what will be the main driver ? (besides the £250+million) Will it be ...
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So I started by Blog a few months ago by announcing that we are undertaking a Digital Revolution (Part VIII) – some say that I may have sounded rather cynical, nae, flippant about this topic. I guess that it’s just my age and legacy experience of this space that may have oozed out of my pores... That was back in May ’07 ...
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CD Giveaways on the cover of magazines have been around for decades – I remember having my Adam and the Ants 7” flexi-disc in the 80’s (A.N.T.S. to the tune of YMCA) all the way through to Q Magazine introducing new up and coming acts of the new decade (1990s) a new band called Pearl Jam , back then each disc was created to ...
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