Off-The-Shelf Online Music Stores
jpkunst writes "The Chicago Sun-Times and C|Net news.com report about a new product from Loudeye Digital Media Solutions and Microsoft: pre-fab online music stores for companies who want to join the digital music goldrush. I wonder when this bubble is going to burst."
"I wonder when this bubble is going to burst."
I'm predicting 2004, second quarter.
Of course, I'm a software developer, so I don't know squat.
This space for rent.
Now for the love of god, someone buy an iTunes Music store and start selling me the music in Canada!
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Programming is like sex... Make one mistake and support it the rest of your life.
Great until some troll mods up Celine Dion and Bryan Adams... :(
The tighter you squeeze, the more users will slip through your fingers...
"I can't give you a brain, so I'll give you a diploma" - The Great Oz (blatently stolen sig)
Yeah, next they'll try putting water in bottles, and expect THAT to sell!
When Wal-Mart decided to open their own online music service, I started getting skittish. Now I'm positive the whole thing will collapse when any of the following entities announce the creation of their own online music store:
* K-Mart
* Home Depot
* The Municipal Government of Topeka, Kansas
* Richard Stallman
* The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
* Satan
* Hormel Foods
* Gary Coleman
* Rick and Linda's Bait Shop and Outboard Motor Repair (Jump of I-75 at exit 215B, then head north seven miles to the lake. Can't miss it.)
If you see any of these, it's time to sell short.
You want the truthiness? You can't handle the truthiness!
But I WILL NOT share my girlfriend. You can copy her all you want though.
Yes, it's going to be a golden age for the repo business. One which shall never end.
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