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Mobile Music is now bigger than Physical music in India

DRM-Free: What about mobile?

Music lovers threw up their hands in glee last week when one of the world's four major music labels decided for the first time that consumers could 100 percent own the music they purchased from digital music stores to do with what they wanted.

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Traditional sports, technology and music

Sports: "Don't fight the technology beast. Embrace it. Tradition is from another era. Update it."

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Record labels' digital strategy -- do nothing - Yahoo! News

Clearly much more needs to be done to promote digital music.

More "End DRM" calls at 3GSM

As the labels look to this area, the only worry is that the labels might seek unhealthy 'risk insurances'/advances for these MP3 deals which would kill the viability of the model anyway

Besides DRM - the other 800 pound gorilla in the room

The recent thought piece by Steve Jobs - (http://www.apple.com/hotnews/thoughtsonmusic/-) the DRM-free piece posted on this blog earlier in January 2007 and the recent reports about EMI in discussions to sell DRM-free music,(http://www.forbes.com/2007/02/08/emi-drm-music-tech-med …

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Will EMI Set Their Music Free? - Forbes.com

Probably not such a coincidence then of steve Jobs' 'though piece' on DRM-free music. Here in Asia, we have been debating the same - see earlier submission on suds-digitalmusic.ewsvine.com.

Digital Music to outsell Physical Music in Asia-Pacific in 2007

The format shift from physical music to digital formats is well underway

Digital music to outsell physical this year - www.mobile-ent.biz

In Asia, digital music (largely fuelled by mobile music) is ready to overtake physical sales.

Record Labels Need a Digital Hit

Insightful analysis of the transition taking place in the music industry. While I am yet to be convinced of the value of subscription models (at least in Asia), the need for restructured cost bases and 'digital hits' is obvious.

Want an iPhone? Beware the iHandcuffs - New York Times

An excellent piece futher dissecting the DRM-free debate and the environment

EMI loses its top dogs

The recording industry continues its dark journey of transition from the physical world to the digital one. One thing is for sure - we are nowhere near the end of the tunnel.....

Moving on from the MTV Generation to the iPod Generation

In the 80's, MTV created a new dimension to music - the visual element. (Even though it did not make any of the music videos, packaging them together was arguably one of the best TV models of our time - where >90% of the channel is produced by third parties / record labels).

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PC Pro: News: Music stores face closure of Microsoft DRM programme - reports

Yet another strong reason for the drm-free MP3 wagon to roll on

'The Long Tail' for Indian Music

Digital buying behaviour is moving away from the 'hits' towards the 'niches' In his book The Long Tail, Chris Anderson postulates that digital retail consumer behaviour is dramatically different from the physical one.

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