So Bronfman is banking on Nokia to salvage his revenue streams in over a year! Does he have any other tricks up his sleeve or is he also banking on Verizon's download systems, too? Sounds like a dicey investment: bank on guitar hero , Nokia and amazon to grow a struggling business…
The Nokia deal appears promising as the prevailing sentiment online among music lovers is that there needs to be a "catalog access fee" type option for fans who want to pay but not per track or album anymore. I don't understand the logic to tying this type of access to a hardware manufacturer. Why not create a license model that any hardware maker can leverage? That way you can maintain control and provide widespread access.
Edgar Bronfman, Jr., Warner Music Group
So Bronfman is banking on Nokia to salvage his revenue streams in over a year! Does he have any other tricks up his sleeve or is he also banking on Verizon's download systems, too? Sounds like a dicey investment: bank on guitar hero , Nokia and amazon to grow a struggling business…
The Nokia deal appears promising as the prevailing sentiment online among music lovers is that there needs to be a "catalog access fee" type option for fans who want to pay but not per track or album anymore. I don't understand the logic to tying this type of access to a hardware manufacturer. Why not create a license model that any hardware maker can leverage? That way you can maintain control and provide widespread access.
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