“Is 99c too much for online music?” poll shows interesting splits
Posted by Simon Perry on 21 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content
Billboards headline is 61% think 99c is too much, we think the results can be interpreted in a number of ways
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DI Music - multilayered music format
Posted by Simon Perry on 19 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content
The DI Music format will enable the listener to remix their tracks on playback.
Microsoft to launch European single music track download service
Posted by Simon Perry on 14 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content, Shift to Web delivery, Music, Infrastructure
Following the success of the Apple iTunes Store, Microsoft are launching a non-subscription music download service in Europe
Garry Kasparov vs 3d Virtual Reality
Posted by Simon Perry on 13 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content, Video Displays
Kasparov will take on a computer that will display the chessboard in virtual 3D
Service to locate UK mobile phones
Posted by Simon Perry on 8 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content, UK, Mobile, Portable
mapAmobile will report the location of UK mobile phones.
Traffic reports (video and text) on your mobile
Posted by Simon Perry on 8 August 2003 | Tagged as: Content, Mobile, Cellular
Two new developments, a Taiwanese video version, and a far more useful English text version.
Apple iTunes - 5m tracks sold
Posted by Simon Perry on 24 June 2003 | Tagged as: Content
In the first two months, five million tracks have been sold.
Sony act to protect downloaded movies
Posted by Simon Perry on 19 June 2003 | Tagged as: Content, Content Indexing & Navigation
Sony is planning to bring some simple, time-limited protection to their downloadable films.
China fund BB video phones
Posted by Simon Perry on 10 June 2003 | Tagged as: Content
To combat the affect of SARS, Taiwan are giving free access to broadband video phones.
AOL chatting on PS2
Posted by Simon Perry on 16 May 2003 | Tagged as: Content
AOL and Sony have got together to make content and Instant Messenging available on broadband-enabled Playstation 2’s. Suits both parties I would have through, a good boost in publicity for Sony and a catch move by AOL against Microsoft. The “AIM Talk” voice-enabled Instant Messenger service is a trump of Xbox Live’s in-game talking.
