Frostwire P2P joins Android
Frostwire P2P, has been known for many as a software that delivered peer to peer sharing of files including music and movies. It has also been known for the most part, to be a way for individuals to e…
Archive for the 'Entertainment industry' Category
27 October
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03 March
0Comments Online Casino Offers Fun, Diversion
The online casino industry offers a wide variety of games and diversions in addition to special features in which visitors and members can regularly participate.
With many different games to choos…
13 November
0Comments NBC give you free full TV Episodes!
NBC, broadcasters in the USA of such popular primetime shows as Heroes, The bionic woman, and the fantastic Scrubs, have just launched their software that enables users to download, free of charge, …
07 September
0Comments NBC Not Getting It
NBC Universal is removing its popular video seriess from iTunes in a bid to weaken Apple's dominant position. The entertainment industry has been fighting back by supporting other online services….
20 August
0Comments Music’s Swan Dive: Self-Inflicted Wounds
Rolling Stone published an in-depth feature on The Record Industry's Decline. Now that a new generation of executives is driving the record companies, they can admit what everyone else has known f…
15 August
0Comments Universal Sells MP3s and Rebels From Apple
Universal Music Group jumped past rival EMI and juggernaut Apple to sell digital music without DRM (Digital Rights Management) to consumers.
The files will be in open MP3 format that can be used on …
09 August
0Comments Digital Entertainment : The End is Near
If the music biz thinks its declining business will get easier, it's dead wrong. To the contrary, it's a harbinger for the rest of the digital entertainment sector.
That's the conclusion …
18 July
0Comments P2P Industry Update: Slow Progress
What are the prospects for the P2P industry and music and video distribution now that the legal issues have been decided by the Supreme Court?
As I've previously written, the ongoing litigation …
27 June
0Comments DRM Down, Sales Up
It makes sense. Music without restrictions should be more popular. But is that what really happens? Yes, so far.
EMI says that sales for music without DRM is significantly better than sales with it o…
26 June
0Comments It’s Back: 10 Things I Hate About Commandments
It's a comedy 3,000 years in the making and Viacom shut it down.
The DMCA makes it easy for copyright holders to request content be removed. But what about when they get it wrong?
Viacom has se…