Monday, December 12, 2011

Spotify shows that doing one thing at a time is never enough

6:18 AM | Posted by ProJ | | Edit Post

If the industries in other media to follow the example of music and were willing to share their content for profit

newspaper sales figures in January

certainly an interesting read, after the package has left many cases national holiday. It is difficult for anyone to be definitive, but some analysts believe that 1 million is under the Christmas tree - which, in turn, will impact the number of newspapers purchased on Christmas Day and the following weeks. And for an industry that still rely on print revenues (but online for your future) posed a new challenge at a time when advertising is slowing up.

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data suggest that, in all cases, the decline in sales of printed newspapers is accelerating, with annual declines in the UK and sales in Ireland, from 6.6% (the telegraph%) and 18 (The Independent) at the top. Red caps went south at a similar rate - the Sun, for example, dropped to 2.6 million UK and Irish sales in November compared to 2.86ma year earlier. Just for the music industry looks good, with a major label chief estimated that the market is down 5% so far this year, a figure that would be worse if sales of the monstrously successful Adele were excluded.

drunks leaning on the whole, however, can make all kinds of positive results, so that the new application system Spotify is, at first glance, interesting. Like Facebook before it, Spotify - a music download site - has opened its service to publishers and other content providers can provide their editorial on your system. Check the Spotify beta, and you will see the integration of music, ie it is clean.
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  • Rolling Stone, for example, come with a list of relevant topics (yes, there is a Guardian application, but do not do product placement here). So what is Spotify comments is not meat, drafting an urgent need to provide a context for the music. This should help develop more than just numbers 2.5 million existing subscription, and encourage all those who seek to play in the tuning of a computer because, well, these days to do one thing at a time is never enough.
If you do a lot for suppliers of writing remains to be seen, however. Spotify - unlike Facebook - no sharing of advertising revenue or subscriptions with application providers, says Spotify to offer their content for free in exchange for "access to our large user base and rapid growth." This words, it is possible that the value of the free market and a single click to the website of the mother.

The truth is, so as to be evidence planting in new environments, because you never know which media players can hang out. Therefore, in light of what we have learned about the riots of the summer, what could be a case for the dissemination of news on BlackBerry Messenger. If only it was possible for media companies to integrate their views with Amazon, for example, to provide an alternative to customer feedback they may not become as independent as we would like. Or if there is a site that contained the programs of the last seven days of television, regardless of the station, in which periodic reviews of television may be linked. It could have been a very,. Unless the competition authorities halted the project for the kangaroo BBC-ITV-C4 on the launch pad

Hmm. Well, anyway, while record companies duffed up license agreement all its contents to a company, other industries in the media seem to struggle with sharing their content for profit. Some newspapers such as paywalls, while others, like The Guardian, no. Each acts in isolation where readers can click an item to another, to (if more than 2011 successful Facebook are anything to go by) of the BBC about the size of the global population with Sun a-poo tattoo. Share and disseminate the contents of common sense -. Group, however, may no longer



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