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"Kenswil [Universal Music's eLabs president] spoke at the well-attended Music and Technology conference at the Royal Society in London yesterday. His assessment of a Q2 rollout for Apple's music store was shared by representatives from BMG, EMI and other smaller labels represented at the show who were spoken to by Macworld.
He said: "As far as we know, the deals for Europe have been done, all the agreements are in place to introduce services here.""
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But how about Canada?
Posted by Tantousha on January 16, 2004 at 11:37 AM (CST)
Posted by gustafks in Minneapolis on January 16, 2004 at 11:50 AM (CST)
I bet my iPOD it won't be the equivalent of 99 cents a go though!
Posted by mindracing on January 16, 2004 at 11:59 AM (CST)
Sa bit of a coincidence that this news comes on the same day the british courts decided that file swappers should be sued. and where do all primarily english speaking companies launch their products in europe? yup, the UK…...
Posted by meatmcguffin in plymouth, england on January 16, 2004 at 3:33 PM (CST)
Mindracing - you're bloody right it won't. I wager 99p, which for the Americans reading is the equivalent of $1.78 (roughly). Great service, but if I'm right, bum deal :(
Posted by bobsyerunkle on January 16, 2004 at 4:04 PM (CST)
If it was going to be the equivalent of 99 cents in the UK then that would be cool, but I agree I'm sure there will be a price increase. The music companies go on and on about how people downloading music illegally is killing their business (like their getting poor) but if they just provided reasonably priced legal downloads then Im sure piracy would decrease loads.
Is it just me or is that too much like common sense?
Posted by Olivia on January 17, 2004 at 4:41 AM (CST)
Even if the price is 99p (song) and
Posted by bryan on January 17, 2004 at 6:30 AM (CST)
No way it's going to be equivalent to 99 cents in britain.
Firstly, they have got to think about vat which adds about 20 cents.
Currency, fluctuations means that price will go up or down by around 10% for exports, meaning that that will be another cost that needs to be accounted for
Secondly, europe is considered as one region, so the cost for the regionalisation of songs (in terms of translating song titles, lists , distribution, marketing etc) will be passed on to UK buyers
Allthis and other factors, which are too droll to talk about will probably mean that songs will be 0.99 pounds in uk and 1.49 euro's in ireland
Posted by tariq on January 17, 2004 at 11:02 AM (CST)
Great news.
Hopefully, the extra competition will mean that prices will decrease drastically.
But I still won't use it. Let me explain:
Firstly, I like the idea of holding a tangible product in my hand. Called me old fashioned (hey, only 21), But I get almost much a thrill from seeing the collection of my music building as I do listening to the music. I want the artwork the lyrics, the sleeve as much as the music.
Also the bit-rate is just nit good enough. Don't believe the hype, Aac is NOT cd quality. Close, but no cigar. Quality also depends on the encoder, almost as much as format, and the Itunes encoder is weak. I would rather suffer inconvenience for a superior product. My thoughts. Please dis or agree. CONSENSUS IS BAD, VARIETY IS GOOD. Peace
Posted by Taz on January 17, 2004 at 11:15 AM (CST)
Bryan, just a quick question, where do you buy your music from?? I never pay
Posted by Olivia on January 19, 2004 at 2:18 PM (CST)
will the music downloaded from coke's website work on an ipod?
Posted by jperacha in London, UK on January 19, 2004 at 3:35 PM (CST)
Well, I think it will work with ipod, It depends on the rights I think - someone of them say they that you can't download it to mp3 players but some are fine (i was going to download justin timberlake and it said it was fine to put on.) My friend says that shes done it so… You can just buy one song at a time so if it doesn't work then its not a huge waste of money.
Posted by Olivia on January 20, 2004 at 9:00 AM (CST)
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Unfortunately the iPod does no support the correct version of DRM (Digital
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Posted by jperacha in London, UK on January 20, 2004 at 9:05 AM (CST)
Is the Coke music site back up? It was down for the last few days due to "technical difficulties".
Posted by Atomic Bomb in Mid-Atlantic on January 20, 2004 at 9:17 AM (CST)
Hadn't read this before signing up for coke's site, downloading, then finding I couldn't convert to AAC or MP3 because of DRM.
Tried something else - you can burn to CD from Windows Media, then import to iTunes. Bit of a long way around though!
Posted by Ben on May 3, 2004 at 12:05 PM (CDT)
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It was valiant, it was inspiring, it was everything expected from the USMNT, and it was not enough.
After rallying back from a fifth-minute disaster — a Ricardo Clark turnover that led to a Kevin-Prince Boateng fast-break goal — the U.S. made it to extra time. Landon Donovan scored the only goal of the USMNT-dominated second half, converting a penalty, but no second goal would come. The energy and ferocity evaporated. Both teams staggered to extra time.
And, almost immediately, Ghana made magic of nothing. Asamoah Gyan, the only one Ghana had up front, struck a volley just beyond Tim Howard's outstretched hands. It was 2-1. Ghana controlled the game again. And the Black Stars would not let go, playing a possession-based, clock-draining game for the better part of extra time, and withstanding the last American salvos at the end.
They earned the extension of their dream by killing the U.S.'s hopes.
For the U.S. players who were so resilient for so long in preparing for and playing in this World Cup, this may not just be the end of this dream, but all World Cup dreams. Carlos Bocanegra, Steve Cherundolo, Howard: All are over 30. Landon Donovan is 28, near the end of the typical soccer player's peak. The midfield is full of mid-20s players.
There is still a bright future for the U.S., behind Michael Bradley and Jozy Altidore and a slew of talented, if unpolished, offensive-minded players. But rare is the occasion that a nation can send essentially the same team to the World Cup twice. In 2014, in Rio de Janeiro, the Americans will play anew, without the magic that had been spun in South Africa in the group stage.
In 2014, these Ghanaians, the youngest team in this World Cup, might be favorites. As it is, they carry the only African standard still aloft into the quarterfinals for the first time in their nation's history. And they will do so with brilliant offensive players in Gyan and Boateng, who in this game got Ghana's first two goals from open play, and a superb keeper in Richard Kingson, who has conceded just two goals from field play in this Cup. (But, alas, without man of the match Andre Ayew, who received a second yellow card on an abysmal call.) The physical, fast Black Stars should give Uruguay all it can handle — and might just break through to become the first African nation to reach the semifinals.
For the U.S., the semifinals, and the truly rarefied air in international soccer, are out of reach once again. (In 1930, the U.S. made the semifinals in a 13-team World Cup; the best American performance in a post-World War II Cup came in 2002's run to the quarterfinals.) "One day, you're at the top of the world," Donovan said after the game, "the next, you're at the bottom of the mountain."
The U.S. is much, much closer to the pinnacle of international soccer than the pit. Perhaps feeling this emptiness after this loss will chase away the casual fans who hopped on the USMNT bandwagon for this dramatic run. But the way the U.S. played at its best — winning a group without Charlie Davies, and a game without Davies or Oguchi Onyewu — and the progression of the U.S. soccer plan, those are footholds on the mountain.
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No one is owed sex and everyone already understands that. Most people just WANT sex. Who the fuck is this chart for?
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