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Monkeying Around With Mobile Music (Updated)
Today the triumvirate of Universal Music, UK broadcaster Channel 4 and UK mobile operator Orange announced a Pay As You Go (PAYG) mobile music service called Monkey. The service is aimed squarely at … more →
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Monkeying Around With Mobile Music (Updated)
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Mark Mulligan wrote 4 months ago: Today the triumvirate of Universal Music, UK broadcaster Channel 4 and UK mobile operator Orange ann … more →
Virgin and Universal Announce Unlimited MP3 Subscription: First Take
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Mark Mulligan wrote 5 months ago: Today Universal Music and UK ISP Virgin Media announced the launch of an unlimited MP3 subscription … more →
Unlimited Mobile Music Gains Momentum in Singapore
Mark Mulligan wrote 5 months ago: This weekend saw the launch in Singapore of SingTel’s unlimited music download service Amped in part … more →
Comes With Music Finally Gets Its Route To Market
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Mark Mulligan wrote 6 months ago: Orange today announced they will be ‘exclusively’ providing Comes With Music on the Nokia 5800 in th … more →
Spiral Frog R(edd)IP?
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Mark Mulligan wrote 8 months ago: IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: I’ll state up front that I have no privileged information on the current finan … more →
What the ISPs and the Record Labels Need to Do Next
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Mark Mulligan wrote 9 months ago: The UK music industry and ISPs have been working towards the goals of the government-brokered Memora … more →
Spotify: Why It’s Been So Successful and What it Needs to do Next
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Mark Mulligan wrote 10 months ago: I first spoke to the guys at Spotify a good few months ago and I have to confess to thinking at the … more →
2008: The Year of Free
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Mark Mulligan wrote 12 months ago: This time last year I predicted that 2008 would be ‘The Year of Free’. (Targeted legal free that is, … more →
Music Mistakes, Myths and Misconceptions. Part 3: Subsidized
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Mark Mulligan wrote 1 year ago: One again, continuing my bid to provide more fuel for the ‘music should be free’ fire this is the th … more →
