Official: Apple To Unveil iCloud Next Monday June 6

(UPDATED) Apple CEO Steve Jobs has confirmed as the kickoff keynote for the company’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, June 6 at 10 AM PST.  In a morning press. Continue reading

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What Apple’s Licensed Cloud Music Service Will Have That Google & Amazon Don’t

(UPDATED) Google and Apple both recently launched cloud music services without licenses from labels and publishers. The result for both are online music storage services rather than a multi-featured cloud. Continue reading

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Facebook And Spotify Partner For New Streaming Music Service

Facebook and Spotify are partnering on a streaming music service that could launch as early as next month in countries where the music site has deal, according to Forbes. The. Continue reading

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And Sony Makes 3. Apple Nears Cloud Music Launch

Sony has become the third major label to make a deal to licence Apple's iTunes cloud music service, according to Bloomberg.  EMI and WMG have completed similar deals with Apple. Continue reading

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Report: Apple Signs Another Major Label In Push For June 6 Cloud Music Launch

Apple is closer to announcing a licensed cloud music service during its Worldwide Developer Conference on June 6th, now that EMI has joined Warmer Music Group in licensing a proposed. Continue reading

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Slacker Goes After MOG, Rdio, Spotify With New On Demand Music Service

Slacker has added ON demand music, Slacker Premium Radio with 8 million tracks AND competING directly with MOG, Rdio, Rhapsody and if it ever makes it TO the US, Spotify. . Continue reading

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Were Major Labels Right To Stay Away From The Cloud … And Should We Too?

David Greenberg,  Cyde Smith and I recently shared our thoughts on the launch of cloud music services from Amazon and Google. Today, Robin Davey (@mr_robin_davey), a musician, artist and Head. Continue reading

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Music In the Cloud: Battle For The Celestial Jukebox

Yesterday Bruce wrote about "How Google & Amazon Hurt Recorded Music By Launching Cloud Lockers". Today Clyde Smith weighs in. With the recent debuts of cloud-based music storage services with. Continue reading

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How Google & Amazon Hurt Recorded Music By Launching Cloud Lockers

The launch of Google Music and Amazon's Cloud Music Locker without licenses (and in Google's case without a download store) represents a real setback for the recorded music industry. I'm. Continue reading

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Highlights From SF MusicTech: Tools, Tech, Revenue, Recommendation, Live & The Cloud

Plenty of solid discussion filled the walls of the Kabuki Hotel on Monday where the eighth SF MusicTech Summit was held. Strong panelists and bright attendees all contributed to meaningful. Continue reading

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