OD2 Launches Penny-Per-Song Streaming Jukebox
securitas writes "BBC Technology's Darren Waters reports that UK digital music service OD2 launched its 350,000-song SonicSelector streaming 'digital jukebox' for a penny per song a day ahead of the iTunes Europe debut. The service (co-founded by Peter Gabriel) is available only in 'UK, France, Germany and Italy and will only work with users of Windows Media Player' 9. NewsFactor and The Register have descriptions of the pay-per-use / a la carte service. More at the Financial Times and Reuters via ZDNet UK. You can also read the previous OD2 Slashdot discussion."
Just think on this - Peter Gabriel is now a voice of sanity in the music biz.
And you listen to the stuff these people put out. They could be sneaking _anything_ into your subconscious in their music...
'Don't worry' said the trees when they saw the axe coming, 'The handle is one of us.'
Are you telling me there's something Emacs can't do?
I refuse to believe it!
...I agree with your sentiment. WMP is crappy, IMHO. I would love to see something based on Winamp, for example. However, as another poster said, we have the opportunity to start our own company and run it using anything we wish. No I have to go make a sacrifice to Redmond so I don't get eaten.
Don't be a looter...and yes, I know that it's spelled with an "A" instead of an "E".
OD2 Launches Penny-Per-Song Streaming Jukebox in Countries that don't use Pennies.
--I'm not talking about dance lessons. I'm talking about putting a brick through the other guy's windshield.-
"there's no drm for streaming, you know ? it streams then it's gone ..."
Yes, because streamed bits are a very special kind of bit. Unlike normal bits they can't be stored to the harddisk.
... big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big...
I've found that my posts don't format quite right w/o a sig.
yeah, and in VI it would be so easy :
:)
CTRL-SHIFT-NUMLOCK-~-#-`--[CTRL027], [return]
Fry: heh, Yakov Smirnoff said it
Leela: No he didn't.
Unlike normal bits they can't be stored to the harddisk.
Wow ... Do they use some kind of stream water marking ?
With that aggravating beauty, Lulu Walls.
You missed out the "Esc" at the beginning, followed by :