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With help of software giant, music TV network readies launch of iTunes rival, two years or more in the making.
With help of software giant, music TV network readies launch of iTunes rival, two years or more in the making.
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Since Apple has so much market share and there are so many companies fighting for it, I don't think one opposing company will come out on top. This will eventually become a "battle of the media formats".
Sony (ATRAC) vs. Apple (AAC) vs. Microsoft (WMA)
I don't see much difference between the WMA subscription services. I think it is just a matter of what software you prefer best. I believe they all pretty much have the same amount of content.
I prefer MSN's music service overall. (The old) Rhapsody and Napster were unstable and slow to launch on my machine. MSN's service is integrated into WMP 10 (which is my preferred media player).
product seems quite fitting.
Those days are long gone. Today it's formulaic bands with rubber stamped videos that dare not push the envelope with any sort of creative videography, by the same formula clone bands mass produced by the music conglomerates that you see over & over & over....
Most of the time it's commercials & TV Shows "Real World" etc....
MSMTV just what we need...NOT!
The combination of the world's largest software company and
the world's largest hip TV channel will allow URGE to achieve a
unique synergy. Combining MTV's brand recognition among
12-22 year olds and Microsoft's superior Plays For Sure DRM
technology will yield massive market penetration into the tween
and teen market. URGE will leverage MTV's presence in teen
bedrooms and Plays For Sure will leverage Microsoft, Samsung,
Dell, and Creative's combined marketing dollars and expertise.
In summary, Microsoft and MTV will go down in music history as
a major success on the order of Michael Jackson and Paul
McCartney's Ebony and Ivory...
* Except for the 80% of you using iTunes
- Urge? Should have called it "Purge".
- by open-mind December 14, 2005 7:14 PM PST
- purge (pûrj)
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(14 Comments)v. purged, purg·ing, purg·es
To cause evacuation of the bowels.
n.
The act or process of purging.
Something that purges, especially a medicinal purgative.
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