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emusic.com - 10/27/2008

Music Downloads, MP3 Downloads, MP3 songs, from eMusic.com

— emusic.com — 2008 eMusic.com Inc. eMusic and the eMusic logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks in the USA or other countries. All rights reserved. All rights reserved. iPod and Zune are registered trademarks of their respective owners, Apple Inc. and ... (more) Music Downloads, MP3 Downloads, MP3 songs, from eMusic.com

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mp3tunes.com - 10/21/2008

MP3tunes Music Locker: Your Music Everywhere

— mp3tunes.com — What would you like to do with your music? Send songs to your phone! Use your phone as your MP3 player? Add songs wirelessly with Load2Mobile. See video of Load2Mobile in action . Hear it wherever you are! At home, at work, at school? Forget your ... (more) MP3tunes Music Locker: Your Music Everywhere

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audiomicro.com - 10/22/2008

Stock Music | Music Cues | Production Music

— audiomicro.com — AudioMicro is a revolutionary collection of user-generated micro stock music, sound effects, production music, production elements and music cues. Finally, high quality audio content is available at unbelievable prices with no hidden costs or fees. ... (more) Stock Music | Music Cues | Production Music

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Lala: The Web 2.0 Reincarnation of My.MP3.com
ReadWriteWeb — If you have been on the Internet for long enough, you will surely remember the old MP3.com, which was first geared towards independent musicians, but later also allowed you to listen to your own music collection online. Lala, which launched yesterday, features a similar concept. It is first and foremost a music store with a unique sales pitch: pay 10 cents for the right to listen to a song online and between 79 and 89 cents on top of that for the DRM-free MP3 file. For a lot of users, however, the fact that Lala also clones MP3.com's online music locker will be the real attraction of this ...

Michael Robertson: Thoughts on Lala.com
mathewingram.com/work — Since Lala’s newly-relaunched music service includes a “music locker” feature that is virtually identical to one that Michael Robertson pioneered with MyMP3.com back in 2000 — only to ultimately be sued into oblivion by the RIAA — I emailed him to get his thoughts on what the company is doing, and how things have (or haven’t) changed since he first launched MP3.com. Here’s what he said in response: “I really admire what Lala is trying to do. Their user interface is nice and concept as you pointed out is one I championed in ...

Furrier.org Is Media Partner at MediaBistro’s User Generated Content Conference
Furrier.org - John Furrier's Personal Blog — ... Rod Underhill, Co-Founder, mp3.com Rod Underhill made his initial splash in the technology sector when he co-founded ...

Rock On! 9 Free Music Websites
RotorBlog.com — For years I have been a Rhapsody subscriber. The streaming music service is well worth every penny, as I relish the fact that I can play just about any song at any time. But I can understand young music lovers who do not wish to pay to hear the tunes they seek. That’s where these great free services come in. PANDORA It’s like they know me! Enter the name of a band, song or genre , and Pandora’s intuitive system will play tunes that have similar musical qualities to your selection. Registering entitles you to 100 ...

MP3Tunes Founder declares online music streaming death
901am — In a guest post for Techcrunch the founder of MP3.com and MP3Tunes, Michael Robertson, declares the actual online music streaming climate death. The music selling and radio business is increasingly being commoditized. Profits are being squeezed to the point of ...

Michael Robertson on importance of open formats
TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home — CNet has an interesting interview with Michael Robertson, the man behind the original version of MP3.com, Linspire Linux, and now MP3tunes.com. Most of the interview involves Robertson’s many battles with the music industry, and persistence with the mp3 format in spite of naysayers—well worth reading, but not particularly applicable to e-books. However, this part strikes a chord with what TeleRead has been saying about the importance of open formats. Robertson had been discussing how, in 1997, Real had 85% of the market and was thought to be the wave of ...

Google Music Search Consolidates Cloud Music
901am — ... As early as nineties, people were already playing music from their browsers instead of traditional media players. Despite its eventual fall from popularity, I brought a client to the top of her local pop charts on MP3.com. Despite its current stagnation as Yahoo Music, I have fond memories of listening to ...