Post by Bret Walker on Sept 2, 2003 7:07:05 GMT -5
News Nibbles
Napster turns legit, to re-launch by year end. The oldest name in the book is the newest game in town. Roxio plans to launch the most comprehensive paid download service with the name "Napster 2.0." Hmm, will it still have that rebel edge? It's as the Clash died and came back to life as Mozart.
MSN and Peter Gabriel's OD2 produce a download store for Europe. EU struggles with ubiquity of Windows Media Player, while welcoming the price and selection for consumers.
Online radio stations sue the recording industry. A coalition of online webcasters are suing the RIAA for using monopoly power to royalty rates. {Note: do you have a favorite web radio station? Tell 'em to join the Garageband web radio network!}
Napster turns legit, to re-launch by year end. The oldest name in the book is the newest game in town. Roxio plans to launch the most comprehensive paid download service with the name "Napster 2.0." Hmm, will it still have that rebel edge? It's as the Clash died and came back to life as Mozart.
MSN and Peter Gabriel's OD2 produce a download store for Europe. EU struggles with ubiquity of Windows Media Player, while welcoming the price and selection for consumers.
Online radio stations sue the recording industry. A coalition of online webcasters are suing the RIAA for using monopoly power to royalty rates. {Note: do you have a favorite web radio station? Tell 'em to join the Garageband web radio network!}
