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HTC invests more than £50m in gaming and video

...expand into new markets like Asia and new sectors like games and music delivery". That statement also noted that "the company's headquarters will remain... Read more

8 February, 2011
OraStream DLP 0.2.4

OraStream DLP 0.2.4

...is a long-playing music album-in-an-app which will reshape music delivery through the cloud. With DLPs, music lovers can access a vast... Read more

18 October, 2011
PRIMAL.FM Rock That Builds Muscle! 1.0.2128

PRIMAL.FM Rock That Builds Muscle! 1.0.2128

...little music, and far too many distractions from the workouts playing with music delivery devices.PRIMAL.FM was created out that necessity for a better... Read more

22 July, 2011

SDMI will adopt MP3 as standard of choice - insider

In an extraordinary twist to the ongoing SDMI/MP3 debate, one industry insider says the SDMI, far from alienating MP3, could actually adopt it as its standard of choice. Read more

14 July, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

A Real polite music delivery service

...with Backweb Technologies to create what the duo term an 'automatic digital music delivery service'. Codenamed Quicksilver, the service will allow the millions of RealJukebox... Read more

20 January, 2000 by Justin Pearse

High-street shops get digital music delivery

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10 June, 1999 by John Oates

Capital gets speedy with online music delivery

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6 November, 1998 by Ian Jones

AOL, Liquid Audio enter digital music pact

...Audio have announced a strategic alliance to integrate and cross-promote their music delivery systems. Under the deal, Liquid Audio will supply music content in... Read more

5 January, 2000 by Justin Pearse
Music Retrieval Over Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks

Music Retrieval Over Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks

Wireless networks introduce new opportunities for music delivery. The trend of using mobile devices on wireless networks can significantly... Read more

13 October, 2008
The Mobile Music Revolution: A Review of Today's Dynamic Market

The Mobile Music Revolution: A Review of Today's Dynamic Market

...merged with the jukebox and the record store to become the latest music delivery method. The multi-billion dollar mobile music market remains remarkably fluid... Read more

7 February, 2008

Rupert Goodwins' Diary

...his music playing phone was "the Super iPod" and 3's online music delivery system was "Super iTunes". And there were the PowerPoint slides to... Read more

9 December, 2005

Rupert Goodwins' Diary

...his music playing phone was "the Super iPod" and 3's online music delivery system was "Super iTunes". And there were the PowerPoint slides to... Read more

9 December, 2005 by Rupert Goodwins

Mobiles rise to the iPod challenge

...is so much more developed." The potential of mobile devices as a music delivery platform is clear. There are hundreds of millions of mobile phone... Read more

12 November, 2004 by Ben Charny and John Borland

File-swapping networks continue to thrive

...that pay services will likely take off in about 2005, with digital music delivery accounting for 17 percent of sales in 2007. Yankee analyst Mark... Read more

14 August, 2002 by Larry Dignan

Monti promises 'active, not activist' EC competition policy

...abandoned amid EC concerns over the group's potential domination of Internet music delivery. In the FT column, Monti clarified that the aim of competition... Read more

27 November, 2001 by Matthew Broersma

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