Sony’s ‘Music Unlimited’ Cloud Service Hits Japan
Sony has launched Music Unlimited – its cloud-based music subscription service – in Japan in a week that has seen escalating privacy concerns over digital media.
Sony has launched Music Unlimited – its cloud-based music subscription service – in Japan in a week that has seen escalating privacy concerns over digital media.
Does Mark Zuckerberg still love Spotify? Editor Sam Agini casts doubt on that.
Grooveshark, the music streaming website, has disappeared from Facebook, with the social media giant citing infringement issues.
According to many music industry insiders and commentators, three major future business models are emerging within the music industry. Drawing on a 1 March blog post by Million Media founder Neil Cartwright, Dotted Music Editor Samuel Agini discusses and elaborates on the discussion surrounding them.
Earlier this month Universal Media Group (UMG) announced the launch of Digster, a music playlist service intended to bring Spotify and VEVO to life; the ongoing digital impetus at UMG is invigorating, but is Digster the next big thing, or just another music service stale from the production line?
Munite is a social networking website for musicians fashioning itself as the website bridging the gap between local talent and global takeover. Munite’s repertoire includes a web service to encourage musical collaboration across the world.