Online games company hopes to take the play out of the stores and into virtual territories in a bid to cut out piracy and maximize profits.
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After a number of spectacular failures is mobile music finally ready for the mass market?
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Apple's iPod as standard bearer of incompatibilities is partly responsible for the music industry’s digital implosion, researcher says.
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Music service says its DRM-free MP3 store will trigger a massive exodus of iTunes users to Napster, but expert says Apple should worry more about Nokia.
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Once considered the source of industry problems, music downloads, free from usage restrictions, will re-emerge as music's sales star, according to a report.
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Famed Norwegian "DVD John" lets users use and share iTunes songs on other devices.
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Web retailer adds format flexibility as both content and distribution of books, music, and movies becomes more digitized.
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The online retail behemoth has begun offering digital music from Sony BMG Music Entertainment sans copyright protections known as digital rights management.
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Sony BMG Music Entertainment will this month become the last of the big four majors to drop digital rights management copy protection software on music downloads.
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The music recording industry faced another grim quarter of CD sales, but an analyst suggests embracing ad models to claw back.
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Warner Music Group becomes one of the last of the major labels to give in amid an industry slowly caving on digital restrictions.
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Faced with market stagnation, the radio industry is looking to car makers as a way out of their dilemma, and a multimedia car radio could provide a boost.
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A startup coming out of stealth mode is hoping to upend the market for digital products in the same way eBay did for all types of physical products.
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World’s largest retailer is selling digital music tracks without copyright protection software, the latest sign that the Internet music market is turning away from digital rights management technology.
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Vivendi's Universal Music Group, the world's largest music label, says it will test the sale of songs from artists such as Amy Winehouse, 50 Cent, and the Black Eyed Peas without copy protection in order to gauge possible effect on market.
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Red Herring's software news briefs for the week of March 05, 2007.
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Security company snags third round investment.
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Record industry leaders and digital music proponents debate royalties and copyright protection.
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Can the P2P player make it as a legit movie store?
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Alternative DRM provider sees opportunity in device agnostic platform.
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