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More Praise for Spotify, and Predictions of Ad-Supported SuccessPretty much any person to write, talk, blog or Twitter about music streaming service Spotify has praised it to no end. In a world in which the term "iTunes killer" is tossed out without caution, Spotify is being hailed as a legitimate successor to Apple's market-dominating player/store.... |
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Tuesday Business Links: Irish ISP To Block File-Sharing Sites What's the over-under on this being called a "slippery slope"? Irish ISP Eircom has agreed to block user access to file-sharing sites such as The Pirate Bay. (TorrentFreak) Today's circus: A Senate hearing/grilling on the proposed Ticketmaster and Live Nation merger. You can wa... |
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Don't Mess With New Jersey's Favorite Son, or A New Definition of FairnessIf Ticketmaster stumbled on an in-demand sale for a Bon Jovi concert in East Rutherford, New Jersey, would 2,000 consumer complaints have been brought and a settlement with the State of New Jersey ever had taken place? Probably not. Anyway, Ticketmaster reached an agreement with the state tha... |
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Overlay Ads at MySpaceMusic Week has a bit about Warner Music Group's overlay ads in a My Chemical Romance video at MySpace. The site has a partnership with Auditude that puts the ads in music videos. You can go to the My Chemical Romance page for the video, a cover of Bob Dylan's "Desolation Row," to see fo... |
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It's Not Just Ticketmaster...Promoters Enter Secondary Ticketing MarketIt is quite ironic that a new secondary ticketing service launches just as a public debate roars about how a Ticketmaster-Live Nation merger would raise ticket prices. Regardless of the number of tickets Ticketmaster offers only on its secondary sites -- that's the hot topic these days, the numbe... |
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Monday Business Links: Last.fm Denies Handing Over User Data to RIAA Last.fm denies the claim made last week by TechCrunch that it gave the RIAA user data that could be used to track down people listening to unreleased tracks. (paidContent) Elio Leoni-Sceti, CEO of EMI Music, is calling for ISPs to do more than just send emails to customers who are illega... |
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