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DMT 138: Tunewiki, Apple & Indies, lucrative leaks, Pink Floyd “school” Pandora, Uberstations & more
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This week on Digital Music Trends I chat with Darren Hemmings (Motive Unknown) and Tom Satchwell (Beatsontoast, Fortitude PR). It’s a busy week as we tackle Tunewiki’s closure, the rumours surrounding iTunes Radio and the indie sector, the idea of Jay-Z’s Samsung deal being a controlled (& lucrative) leak, Spotify apps (where to?), Sony Music Unlimited and Xbox Music expanding their feature sets, Amazon to launch AutoRip in Germany, C3S crowdfunding, Saavn striking a deal with Tata Docomo, music streaming app Anghami reaching 2m users, Pink Floyd “schooling” Pandora in an editorial on USA Today & finally an interview with Michael Robertson on his new startup Uberstations.
You can find the shownotes with links to the articles discussed here: http://bit.ly/DMT138notes and below the show’s timeline and links to specific points on YouTube (make sure you subscribe to DMT’s YouTube channel)
00:15 Introduction & Guests
01:41 Tunewiki announces closure
11:11 iTunes Radio and the Indies
17:45 Jay-Z and Kanye West album releases – strategies?
26:20 Spotify Apps, how do they help artists and where are they heading?
35:00 Sony Music Unlimited releases iOS update with offline music playing
41:55 Xbox Music to announce a web-based version of the service (at long last…) ?
44:55 Amazon reaches a deal with GEMA to launch AutoRip in Germany
45:55 C3S to launch a crowdfunding campaign to kick start the project of a new pan-European collection society with Creative Commons provisions
50:15 Saavn strikes a deal with Tata Docomo, one of the country’s largest mobile operators
51:06 Anghami reaches 2 million users concentrating on Middle East and Northern African territories
52:08 Pink Floyd criticise Pandora in an editorial for USA Today –
01:00:10 Guest plugs – Darren: Eliza and the Bear, Spring Offensive, Houndstooth
Tom: Beatsontoast.wordpress.com & Fortitude Pr
01:02:25 An interview with Michael Robertson on his new startup Uberstations
01:10:23 Outro and end
Have a great week and ’till next time!
Andrea Leonelli
http://www.digitalmusictrends.com
http://www.twitter.com/digimusictrends
The post DMT 138: Tunewiki, Apple & Indies, lucrative leaks, Pink Floyd “school” Pandora, Uberstations & more appeared first on Digital Music Trends.
100 episodes
DMT 138: Tunewiki, Apple & Indies, lucrative leaks, Pink Floyd “school” Pandora, Uberstations & more
Archived series ("Inactive feed" status)
When? This feed was archived on December 31, 2022 00:15 (). Last successful fetch was on November 01, 2017 18:03 ()
Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.
What now? You might be able to find a more up-to-date version using the search function. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.
Manage episode 47056293 series 49231
This week on Digital Music Trends I chat with Darren Hemmings (Motive Unknown) and Tom Satchwell (Beatsontoast, Fortitude PR). It’s a busy week as we tackle Tunewiki’s closure, the rumours surrounding iTunes Radio and the indie sector, the idea of Jay-Z’s Samsung deal being a controlled (& lucrative) leak, Spotify apps (where to?), Sony Music Unlimited and Xbox Music expanding their feature sets, Amazon to launch AutoRip in Germany, C3S crowdfunding, Saavn striking a deal with Tata Docomo, music streaming app Anghami reaching 2m users, Pink Floyd “schooling” Pandora in an editorial on USA Today & finally an interview with Michael Robertson on his new startup Uberstations.
You can find the shownotes with links to the articles discussed here: http://bit.ly/DMT138notes and below the show’s timeline and links to specific points on YouTube (make sure you subscribe to DMT’s YouTube channel)
00:15 Introduction & Guests
01:41 Tunewiki announces closure
11:11 iTunes Radio and the Indies
17:45 Jay-Z and Kanye West album releases – strategies?
26:20 Spotify Apps, how do they help artists and where are they heading?
35:00 Sony Music Unlimited releases iOS update with offline music playing
41:55 Xbox Music to announce a web-based version of the service (at long last…) ?
44:55 Amazon reaches a deal with GEMA to launch AutoRip in Germany
45:55 C3S to launch a crowdfunding campaign to kick start the project of a new pan-European collection society with Creative Commons provisions
50:15 Saavn strikes a deal with Tata Docomo, one of the country’s largest mobile operators
51:06 Anghami reaches 2 million users concentrating on Middle East and Northern African territories
52:08 Pink Floyd criticise Pandora in an editorial for USA Today –
01:00:10 Guest plugs – Darren: Eliza and the Bear, Spring Offensive, Houndstooth
Tom: Beatsontoast.wordpress.com & Fortitude Pr
01:02:25 An interview with Michael Robertson on his new startup Uberstations
01:10:23 Outro and end
Have a great week and ’till next time!
Andrea Leonelli
http://www.digitalmusictrends.com
http://www.twitter.com/digimusictrends
The post DMT 138: Tunewiki, Apple & Indies, lucrative leaks, Pink Floyd “school” Pandora, Uberstations & more appeared first on Digital Music Trends.
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