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How an iPhone App Got Me to Pay for Music
I thought the affair was long over - I'd thrown everything away and I'd changed all of my habits. I'd moved on with my life and everything was going along
SeeqPod Aims to Beat iPod With Windows Mobile App
MP3 search engine SeeqPod will take a bold step tomorrow and release a Windows Mobile app that will allow users to search for and stream music on their phones. The
SoundHound: A Music App That Could Change Mobile Search
Larry Marcus is one investor with the ability to turn good core technology into consumer success. Five years ago he helped change the mathematical algorithm of the Music Genome Project
Facebook's Lifestream Adds More Services
Last month, we reported the arrival of Facebook's version of a lifestream when they began offering you a way to import content from various online services into your Facebook Mini-Feed.
The Facebook Backlash Has Begun...
The knee-jerk reaction has begun. Friend after friend after friend is posting the same chain-letter-like status update with simple directions on how to opt out from Facebook's new sharing capabilities.
How Do Public Cloud Early Adopters Think About Cloud Computing?
Cloud management company Appirio, seeing that most surveys on the subject of cloud computing focused on the industry as a whole, sponsored a survey of public cloud early adopters
Top 5 Streaming Music Apps for the iPhone
The iPhone's memory might be too small to carry your complete music collection with you, but thanks to a growing number of streaming music apps, you don't have to rely
Future of Music Coalition's Brian Zisk: The Do's of Streaming Music
In 2008 the idea of another subscription-only music service was enough to get your knickers in a torrent. Sure Rhapsody was doing well, but they'd been around for forever and
Jinni: Wants to be Pandora for Movies
We're currently running a series of posts about recommendation technologies and in the comments of our last post about the Netflix Prize, a company called Jinni made itself known. digg_url
How to Track the Future of the Music Industry
There is simply nothing like Twitter for being a fly on the wall. People sit at work and tweet about what they're doing. They tweet at night, they tweet in
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