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Displaying items by tag: Universal

Attackers who hit the New York-based entertainment and media lawyers Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks using the REvil ransomware that attacks Windows systems have threatened to sell data on celebrities like singer Nicki Minaj, basketball star LeBron James and singer Mariah Carey through an acution process on 1 July.

Published in Security
Thursday, 17 November 2011 17:10

Google comes to the party with Google Music

Google's 'better late than never' attempt to take on the iTunes and Amazon stores has finally been launched, bringing some much needed competition to the online music market.

Published in Entertainment
UK broadband, TV, phone, and wireless provider Virgin Media has announced a deal with Universal Music that would permit customers to both stream and download as much music as they wanted for a single subscription price.
Friday, 26 September 2008 11:05

MySpace Music brings unlimited online listening

A breakthrough new advertising-supported service from MySpace allows unlimited listening to a catalogue of millions of tracks. But as always seems to be the case with online media, there is a catch with MySpace Music.

Published in Networking
Is a new format for physical music sales sufficient to stem the online tide, or will the iTunes Store and other download services continue to rule the roost?

Published in Entertainment
Wednesday, 10 September 2008 04:53

NBC Universal back on iTunes Store: who caved?

New NBC Universal TV shows are back in the iTunes Store after a one year absence. The question is did NBC Universal give in to Apple's one price fits all policy or did it get the pricing flexibility it wanted?

Published in Core Dump
Saturday, 16 February 2008 18:23

So, Universal: when will we see a Blu-ray title?

Now that NHK have reported Toshiba’s imminent announcement of HD DVD’s death, Universal’s declaration earlier this year, in Australia, of ‘at least’ 20 new titles during 2008, must look very shaky. How long now before they too jump ship and go Blu?
Published in Fuzzy Logic
Ever since Warner ditched HD DVD, forcing Toshiba to massively drop prices on their HD DVD players, it was only a matter of time before Microsoft’s HD DVD add-on drive for the Xbox 360 would also have to dramatically fall in price. Finally... it has happened.

Published in Fuzzy Logic
If you thought HD DVD meant ‘high def dead video disc’ and that Blu-ray had won the war, Universal Australia’s announcement of at least 20 new titles in 2008 is certainly comforting to local HD DVD player owners – but is it enough to stem the tide of consumer support for Blu-ray?
Published in Fuzzy Logic
Tuesday, 29 January 2008 15:28

Qtrax launches at last, with one catch - no trax.

Qtrax, the supposedly ‘legal’ p2p music download service, is still enjoying its 15 minutes of fame as the first beta version becomes available for download at last, but while it’s easy to download, once you’re in, you quickly discover that despite promises of 25 million free tracks, Qtrax is still NoTrax for now.
Published in Fuzzy Logic
Tuesday, 29 January 2008 05:47

Free music from Qtrax: just a misleading trick?

When Qtrax announced at Cannes 2008 that it had secured the backing of the world’s major music labels, allowing users to ‘legally’ download virtually any song from a catalogue of 25 million sourced from p2p networks, there was a big problem: it doesn’t appear to be true, and the software still can’t be downloaded.

Published in Fuzzy Logic
Tuesday, 29 January 2008 05:46

Free music from Qtrax: just a misleading trick?

When Qtrax announced at Cannes 2008 that it had secured the backing of the world’s major music labels, allowing users to ‘legally’ download virtually any song from a catalogue of 25 million sourced from p2p networks, there was a big problem: it doesn’t appear to be true, and the software still can’t be downloaded.

Published in Fuzzy Logic
From all accounts, the Midem music industry event in the ultra-chic seaside French resort of Cannes last weekend must have been a love-fest of balding heads wearing earphones bopping along to music from the 60s and 70s and reliving past glories when teenagers used to line up outside record stores waiting to get their copy of the latest Beatles single. Those days are long gone but you wouldn't have known judging by the denialist rhetoric that sprang forth from the mouths of two of the leading recording industry executives.

Published in Beerfiles

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