I received a letter yesterday from Michael Robertson, a friend of mine and founder of MP3tunes. His company’s mission is to let people listen to their music wherever they want, and on any device they want. Recently EMI sued him, claiming that he was infringing EMI’s copyright by implementing the services that MP3tunes offers to […]
What is property, and who decides it? Is your music yours? Read More »
I was attending virtually attending CES in Las Vegas, and MacWorld in San Francisco simultaneously today, and greatly enjoyed the fantastic reporting from Engadget of Steve Jobs’ announcements. You could feel the excitement growing about the “three devices” (iPod, Phone, and Internet), which were really one. Then I said to myself, let’s drop a call
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After a few years the dream of MP3.com is back, and it even more important than before. www.MP3tunes.com offers DRM-free songs at a great price, and couples with a Linux-based media center called MP3beamer that lets you sync it to all your PCs or devices. Digital Restrictions Management, as founder Michael Robertson calls it, cripples
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