Monday’s Music 2.0 Briefing: MTV Gets Lyrical, BlackBerry Adds Music, OiNK Lives & Much More
>>>Who the #!*k sang that song? MTV is launching a major cross platform lyric based initiative. (Webware)
>>> "Record Labels Loose Their Luster" according to a report by David LaGesse in US New & World Report. (here) I’m quoted heavily so I think its a brilliant article.
>>> BlackBerry to add music subscription service via Omniphone’s MusicStation. (Reuters) BlackBerry just caused millions of its users think twice before they switch to an iPhone.
>>> PirateBay says it will launch a successor to shuttered file sharing site OiNK that specialized in pre-release leaks called BOink.cd.
>>> Brick and mortar retail is finally experimenting with new ways to get into the digital game. (Billboard)
>>> The myth of user generated content. (DMW)
RUMORS: MySpace‘s head of marketing is on the way out…innovative UK download site 7Digital is seriously eying and expansion into North America …Pandora may be adding videos
>>> And don’t miss anything important with our Music 2.0 Week In Review.
hey bruce — did you see the emi/imeem news from this morning?
http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/10/29/imeem-adds-emi-to-its-stable/