Posts Tagged ‘MP3’

The end of MP3

Posted in Journalism, Music on October 27th, 2009 by Tory Regan – Be the first to comment

Yet another way to obtain cheap music is soon to be released.
A new application for Iphones by music retailer Lala allows users to buy the right to stream songs from a digital locker forever for just 10 cents each.
From what I can gather, songs load and play fast but in not so amazing quality. You don’t have to download anything because the song just plays automatically instead of having to wait 2 minutes for Itunes downloads.

The application is free so it’s likely going to be popular.

They believed the lie

Posted in Journalism, Music, Politics on June 21st, 2009 by Tory Regan – Be the first to comment

Over the last few years we have been made to believe the lie that our music piracy is making musicians poor and corrupting the world. But on the 18th of June, just 4 days ago, it was announced that in fact our music piracy is benefitting the world!

Basically, this article from the UK says that some guys from some well thought of US universities are publishing a paper which asserts the benefits of internet piracy.
In my last blog I covered a few of the many reasons why people would want to pirate music. Obviously there are a lot more reasons, both good and bad.

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