Engadget on MD « 24 June 2004 | 12:02 | music, scitech, sonystyle | No Comments »
Right on – Engadget rants on the MiniDisc after the recent NYT article. Amusing, though I’d like to see some numbers regarding the LP/MD comparison.
Right on – Engadget rants on the MiniDisc after the recent NYT article. Amusing, though I’d like to see some numbers regarding the LP/MD comparison.
NYT covers the minidisc.
No comment.
MacWorld on Express and iTunes. The part I found interesting:
For those wondering if AirPort Express supports MP3, AAC, or any other specific file formats, the answer is no. AirPort Express supports Apple’s Lossless Compression technology — and everything that your iTunes streams across the network to Airport Express is compressed using that technology.
Apple is on roll, and there’s no stopping in sight. Egad!
The Express requires Apple’s basestation if you want to use it as a repeater, but a wireless repeater for a fraction of the cost of what’s on the market now? Almost too good to be true; I think it’s time to retrofit the [...]
Connect “…falls far from Apple’s iTunes.”
Maybe no news is good news in this space.
PBS Frontline has an interesting interview with music legend David Crosby. Choice quote:
I think the only way to sell records that I know about now that does look really, really, really promising is iTunes. I think Apple is the smartest company in the country, and they are doing something brilliant.
Actually, this should read “Microsoft, Sonys Announce iPod Competitors”. It’s almost humorous how analogous Sony is to Cerberus.
Nooooooo!
Phish is calling it quits after this summer. Boo hoo :(
It’s been making the rounds, and finally hit Gizmodo – this article on how Sony cemented the iPod’s supremacy.
The author – Jeremy Horwitz – apparently wrote a popular book on law school. Hmm…hmm indeedy. Been on my mind for a few months now.
First Walmart, then Coca-Cola.
Now Oxfam. Anybody else?
Although the tipping point – of when the number of tracks owned by 3rd parties is greater than the number owned by Big Record Label (C) – may not come for some time, this is as good a sign as any that we’ll be singing “nah nah nah-nah, [...]
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