Stories for Mar. 6, 2003

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Pressplay Searches for Ad Agency: West Coast shops will be the focus of an agency search by Pressplay, the online music service. The resulti… Read more »

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Content Separate From Access for BT: BT’s view: “We approach our premium content services as separate to our ISP packages. Unlike other serv… Read more »

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The Internet as Jukebox, at a Price: A review of all the online music services in the market, the restrictions and the “freedom” they provid… Read more »

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Let’s Hear it Again: A new website, HearItAgain.net, has been launched tthat will allow music fans an opportunity to order digital downloads… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 5, 2003

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Digital Music Debate May Rest on the Platform: A report on the Digital Music Forum held in NYC yesterday. “Cable and satellite network opera… Read more »

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Variety Signs Distribution Deal With AP: Entertainment magazine Variety has signed a distribution deal with Associated Press’ AP Digital, to… Read more »

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“CNN.com and nearly all the other major networks? Web sites charge fees to access their videos, and they can be unpleasant to watch unless y… Read more »

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Boston Herald To Launch a Subscription Scheme for Its Popular Columnists: This has been bit of a holy grail for big newspapers: the ability… Read more »

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Full Audio to Rebrand and Relaunch with MusicNow: FullAudio is fine-tuning plans for a revamped–and renamed–service that adds unlimited te… Read more »

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EA’s Follies in the Online World: A detailed analysis of Electronic Art’s forays online and how it hasn’t worked out as they hoped it would:… Read more »

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3G Network May Carry Adult Video: Britain’s newest mobile phone network, 3, which was soft-launched Monday, is planning to use the technolog… Read more »

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Apple Preparing Digital Music Service: Apple Computer is preparing an online music-buying service for Macintosh and iPod users and is close… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 4, 2003

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Synacor to Re-sell Online Multi-Media Premium Services: This is a major move: Synacor, a Buffalo, N.Y.-based technology firm, has emerged fr… Read more »

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Microsoft’s Xbox Live Passes 350,000 Subscribers: Microsoft has signed up more than 350,000 subscribers worldwide for its Xbox Live online v… Read more »

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Band Generates Funds for Album Through Website: More and more artists are starting their own fan club subscription services online. The stor… Read more »

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This one is about two weeks old, but important enough: I noted the launch of the new micropayments company Peppercoin. This is a more detail… Read more »

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EA Consolidates EA.com Into Core: Game software maker Electronic Arts plans to consolidate online business EA.com into its company’s core op… Read more »

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MakeMusic (Nasdaq: MMUS) has completed a $3 million private placement of its common stock. The private placement includes an investment of $… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 3, 2003

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Hoover’s Shareholders Approve D&B Offer: Finally, the drama has ended. Online information provider Hoover’s said its shareholders voted on M… Read more »

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FT.com Makes First Profit: As the parent paper made a loss during the second half of the last year, the website broke into profit for the fi… Read more »

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AOL’s Sessions’ Moves Offline to TV: AOL and MuchMusic USA signed a deal to move the popular broadband online music program “Sessions@AOL” o… Read more »

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Will Salon the Brand Save Salon.com? (via IWantMedia.com): “‘Barring a miracle, they’ll be closed within weeks’…Also counting in its favou… Read more »

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A story on how fantasy sports has become a big revenue churner for online sports sites, and a good overview on all the major players in the… Read more »

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Friends Reunited Signs ex-FT boss in Expansion Push: Online reunion site Friends Reunited has hired former FT chief Michael Murphy as part o… Read more »

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TV Content the Next Big Target for RealNetworks: This according to Merrill Brown, senior VP of RNWK’s RealOne service. “We think people will… Read more »

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Online Artist Fan Clubs Research Survey: LP Visions, a marketing consultancy, did a survey of the music artists’ official online fan clubs,… Read more »

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Primer on Digital Music Subscription Sites: Here’s a quick comparison on the various subscription music alternatives in the market. Read more »

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AOL Aims to Cash In on Instant Messenger Success: “AOL has begun trying to sell specialized versions of IM to businesses. For example, it ha… Read more »

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The DSL-TV Foundation in Netherland is to begin broadcasting six international channels – one Iraqi TV station, a Chinese station (CCTV9), B… Read more »

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E-Music Sites Settle on Prices. It’s a Start: After years of confusion, most of the big record labels have coalesced around a set of prices… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 2, 2003

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Bloomberg, Reuters Face Challenge From New-Tech Upstarts: Reuters Group and Bloomberg may be heading the same way as the now-defunct telex m… Read more »

Stories for Mar. 1, 2003

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Will Yahoo Platinum Be a (Real) Nightmare?: An analysis story on Yahoo’s launch of the imminent multi-media subscription service, against Re… Read more »

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Breaking News and Subscription Sites: An excellent point raised by Staci Kramer on OJR, though of course the story deals with bigger issues… Read more »

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Dan Gillmor’s Live Coverage of the Digital Rights Management Conference: He reports live from what he dubs the “Digital Restrictions Managem… Read more »

Stories for Feb. 28, 2003

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European Carriers Unite for M-commerce: Four of Europe’s top wireless operators have joined forces on a mobile payment initiative designed t… Read more »

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