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Report: Paying Music Downloaders Increase 150% in First Half of 2004
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Comcast to Deploy TV Set-Tops With Microsoft
Software
o U2
Album Leaked Onto Internet Two Weeks Ahead of Release
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Viacom Planning to Bid on MarketWatch
o U.K. Supermarket Chain Tesco
to Launch Digital Music Store
o Mobile Entertainment,
Marketing Firm Enpocket Raises $9.5 Million
o Billboard Names Winners of
First Digital Entertainment Awards
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Briefly Noted: Microsoft -
"Halo 2" promotions, Acacia Research, Best Buy - MX Entertainment,
Cdigix, Music Choice, Sonic Solutions - Scientific-Atlanta,
AudioFeast, Interoute - EMI, Corbis - Andy Warhol, Speedco Shooting
Sports - "NRA Varmint Hunter," iFone - Bullwinkle Studios, Mercora,
Congressmen - GAO e-voting investigation
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o Report: Paying Music Downloaders
Increase 150% in First Half of 2004
New York -- The number of paying music downloaders increased 150%
in the first half of 2004, to an estimated 20 million Americans, who
are increasingly experimenting with fee-based online music services
and buying portable music players in record numbers, according to a
report from New York-based market research firm Ipsos-Insight. In
July 2004, 35% of American downloaders over 12 said they had paid to
download an MP3 file, compared with 22% in December 2003; among
those aged 25-34 the percentage who had paid was 40%, and among
those 35-54 the rate was 46%. "While these data are a clear
indication that American downloaders are embracing the concept of
fee-based digital music in growing numbers, existing music services
have yet to truly penetrate the population of young file-sharing
stalwarts," said Ipsos vice president Matt Kleinschmit. "Given their
age and associated financial or credit restrictions, increasingly
youth-oriented service features and purchase options may be
beneficial in attracting this critical mass of future-generation
digital music purchasers." The Ipsos report also found that 25% of
American downloaders now own a portable digital audio player, up
from 16% in December 2003; further, the report shows one in seven
(14%) of all Americans over age 12 currently own such a device, up
from 8% in Dec. 2003.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?J58C32BB9
http://www.ipsos-na.com/news/pressrelease.cfm?id=2448
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o Comcast to
Deploy TV Set-Tops With Microsoft Software
Redmond, Wash. -- Microsoft and Comcast, the nation's largest
cable TV provider, announced on Monday that Comcast will be the
first U.S. cable TV firm to deploy Microsoft's TV Foundation Edition
software, which will power Comcast dual-tuner digital video
recorders. The devices are scheduled to begin deployment to one
million Comcast subscribers in Washington state next week;
Microsoft's TV software is also slated to be automatically
downloaded to all Comcast set-tops in Washington over the next
several months. The deal is seen as a boon for Microsoft, which to
this point has invested millions in TV-related software but has only
won limited deployments in foreign markets like Mexico.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/041108/sfm066_1.html
http://makeashorterlink.com/?N20F12BB9
http://www.comcast.com
http://www.microsoft.com/tv
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o U2 Album
Leaked Onto Internet Two Weeks Ahead of Release
London -- Irish rock band U2's upcoming album "How to Dismantle
an Atomic Bomb" has appeared on Internet peer-to-peer file-sharing
networks two weeks before its scheduled retail release, Reuters
reported. An unfinished copy of the U2's forthcoming album was
stolen while the band was at a photo shoot in France over the
summer, prompting the band to announce that it might move up the
album's release date if the tracks surfaced online, as well as
immediately release the album through Apple's iTunes Store. A London
spokeswoman for the band told Reuters on Monday that U2 was aware of
the situation but had not yet made decisions regarding a new release
date for the record.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?I20E36BB9
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o Viacom
Planning to Bid on MarketWatch
San Francisco -- Viacom, the parent of CBS and MTV, said it
expects to make a bid to acquire the remaining shares of San
Francisco-based MarketWatch, the provider of online business news,
financial information and analytical tools, that it doesn't already
own, the Associated Press reported. In a filing with the Securities
and Exchange Commision, Viacom, which already owns a 22% stake in
MarketWatch, said that its planned offer comes "at the invitation"
of the company. The New York Times reported last week that
MarketWatch could be sold for as much as $400 million, and has been
actively seeking bids. Other possible suitors include The New York
Times and Dow Jones & Co, publisher of The Wall Street Journal.
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/041104/viacom_marketwatch_3.html
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o U.K.
Supermarket Chain Tesco to Launch Digital Music Store
London -- Tesco, a supermarket chain based in the U.K., announced
on Monday that it plans to take on Apple and launch yet another
music download service in the U.K. The company said its new service,
which will offer more than half a million songs from major labels
and independents at $1.49 (79 pence) apiece, would be compatible
with more than 70 different music players, including Microsoft's
Windows Media. Tesco said it planned to use its retail history to
get a leg up in the increasingly crowded U.K. music download market.
"The iPod may have 50 percent of the music player market, but I
don't think it will stay that way," said Jon Higgins, head of
e-commerce development at Tesco. The service will be run by Cable &
Wireless Plc, a U.K.-based telecommunications firm, and cover both
the U.K. and Ireland, Tesco said.
http://www.tescodownloads.com
http://www.tesco.com/corporateinfo
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o Mobile
Entertainment, Marketing Firm Enpocket Raises $9.5 Million
Helsinki -- Enpocket, a provider of integrated mobile
entertainment and marketing services, announced on Monday that it
has raised $9.5 million in a third round of funding. Straumur
Investment Bank led the round, with existing investors Nokia Venture
Partners, GrandBanks Capital and Dolphin Equity Partners also
participating. Enpocket said it plans to use the funds to develop
new products and expand sales and marketing in the Americas, Europe
and Asia. Separately, the company announced that Peter Larsen,
Enpocket's former managing director for the EMEA region (Europe, the
Middle East and Africa), has been promoted to chief executive
officer. Enpocket, whose clients include Vodafone, Orange,
Telefonica, Nokia, the BBC and Microsoft, is headquartered in New
York and has offices in London, Helsinki and Reykjavik.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?R5DE25AB9
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o Billboard
Names Winners of First Digital Entertainment Awards
Los Angeles -- Billboard Magazine, along with co-producer Digital
Media Wire, hosted their first annual Digital Entertainment Awards
on Friday night, recognizing contributions in digital entertainment
over the past year from individuals and companies in the music,
video games, film, television and video industries. Following
appearances by digital entertainment industry players including
HDNet founder Mark Cuban and musician Todd Rundgren, Best of Show
awards were presented to Apple CEO Steve Jobs for "Visionary of the
Year" and to Apple for "Brand of the Year," while XM Satellite Radio
CEO Hugh Panero was named "Innovator of the Year." Other awards went
to Prince, whose online NPG Music Club was recognized as the "Best
Use of Technology by an Artist;" and to Burger King and ad agency
Crispin, Porter & Bogusky's "Subservient Chicken," named "Advergame
of the Year." A full list of finalists and winners is available at
the link below. The Billboard Digital Entertainment Awards and
accompanying conference events were co-produced by Digital Media
Wire.
http://www.digitalentertainmentawards.com/finalists.html
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Forum: Next Generation
November 19, 2004
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www.televisionconference.com
OVERVIEW
Last year 370+ attended Future of Television Forum, which
included keynotes from Mark Cuban (Chairman, HDNet / Owner,
Dallas Mavericks), Joshua Sapan (President & CEO Rainbow Media
Holdings, Inc.), and David Zaslav (President, NBC Cable). This
year's event is scheduled for November 19, 2004 at NYU's Stern
School of Business and will feature an impressive line-up of
speakers and cutting-edge topics focused on the "Next
Generation" of television.
Keynote Speakers
Leslie Moonves - Co-President and Co-Chief Operating
Officer, Viacom Inc. Kathleen Dore - President,
Entertainment Services, Rainbow Media
Lord David Currie - Chairman, Office of
Communications (OFCOM), UK
Confirmed Speakers
Simon Applebaum -
Editor-at-Large, CableFAX’s CableWORLD
David Baldwin - EVP, Programming, HBO
Andy Bernstein - Television Editor, Street &
Smith’s Sports Business Journal
Reggie Bradford - President & CEO, N2 Broadband
Marlene Braga - Director, Programming & Prod., The
History Channel en Espanol Chris Crommett -
Senior Vice President, CNN en Espaņol
Ann Foley - EVP, Programming, Showtime Networks
Robert Friedman - President, Classic Media: Harvey
& Golden Books Ent.
Lino Garcia - General Manger, ESPN Deportes
Bob Greene - SVP, Advanced Services, Starz Encore
Group LLC
Richard Hofstetter - Partner, Frankfurt, Kurnit,
Klein & Selz, PC
Rob Jacobson - President & CEO, In Demand Networks
Todd Leavitt - President & COO, Academy of
Television Arts & Sciences
Lydia Loizides - Analyst / Principal, Paphion Inc.
Al Lieberman - Executive Director, EMT Program,
NYU Stern School of Business
Jon D. Litner - EVP & Chief Operating Officer,
National Hockey League
David Lyle - Executive Producer / Co-Founder & Chair,
FRAPA
Steven Mandala - EVP, Sales, Telemundo Network,
NBC Universal
David Neal - EVP, NBC Olympics
Mark Piesanen - Head of New Media Business Models,
Deloitte Consulting
Craig Plestis - SVP, Alternative Programs &
Development, NBC Universal
Tony Ponturo - VP, Global Media & Sports Marketing,
Anheuser-Busch
Max Robins - Editor-in-Chief, Broadcasting & Cable
Tony Ruiz - Partner, Advertising, The Vidal
Partnership
Ned Sherman - Co-Founder & CEO, Digital Media Wire
Scott Singer - Managing Partner, Deloitte
Corporate Finance
Sam Solovey - Columnist, Yahoo! / Contestant,
The Apprentice
Andrea Wong - EVP, Alternative Programming,
Specials & Late Night, ABC
Martin Yudkovitz - President, TiVo
John Zamoiski - President, Marketing, NMA
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o Briefly Noted: (Redmond,
Wash.) Microsoft announced on Monday that more than 7,000 retailers
will host "midnight madness" events this evening, opening their
doors to customers at midnight to sell the company's new "Halo 2"
Xbox video game. In addition to Toys R Us and EB Games locations in
the U.S., retailers in Canada, Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan,
Latin America, Australia and New Zealand will host launch events on
Monday. The company said it has already received 1.5 million
pre-orders for the $49 game.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/041108/sfm088_1.html
http://www.xbox.com/en-us/halo2/storelocator.htm
(Newport Beach, Calif.) Acacia Research, holder of a patent on
"digital media transmission" technology that has launched an
aggressive licensing and patent litigation campaign with cable and
satellite TV firms, websites and others, announced on Monday that it
has now signed a total of 200 licensees. Newport Beach, Calif.-based
Acacia has sued dozens of firms for infringement, including DirecTV
and Comcast. The company also hinted that it may expand its
licensing efforts. "Telephone companies have recently announced
plans to deliver video to over 21 million homes via fiber-optics,
and wireless companies have announced they will be offering full
motion video-on-demand with the new 3G technology. These new markets
are creating additional opportunities to derive revenues from our
DMT patent portfolio," said Acacia CEO Paul Ryan.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041108/85270_1.html
http://www.acaciaresearch.com
(San Francisco) Retailer Best Buy said on Monday that it has
partnered with MX Entertainment, a publisher of interactive music
DVD products, to promote the company's releases to Best Buy
customers. MX's DVDs include a feature that lets viewers choose
between multiple and simultaneous video tracks, such as different
camera angles. In return for promoting MX's releases, the company
will produce exclusive music DVD titles directly for Best Buy.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/041108/lam023_1.html
http://www.bestbuy.com
http://www.mxentertainment.com
(Denver) Cdigix, a provider of digital music, movies and
educational services on college campuses, announced on Monday that
it has signed new agreements to provide its services to Tufts
University, the University of Michigan, the University of North
Carolina-Wilmington and the University of Rochester. Denver-based
Cdigix now provides a music subscription service powered by MusicNet
and other digital distribution services to a total of 12 schools.
http://www.cdigix.com
(New York) Music Choice, a provider of digital music services for
cable and broadband providers, announced on Monday the launch of
free music videos on demand and customized video music channels for
its digital cable and broadband subscribers. The new services will
let users browse the catalog and create music video playlists, as
well as create a customized music channel based on available genres.
New York-based Music Choice also launched Music Choice TV, a channel
that will feature a selection of live music performances, interviews
and other programs produced by record labels.
http://www.musicchoice.com
(Novato, Calif.) Sonic Solutions, a provider of CD and DVD
creation software, said on Monday that set-top box maker
Scientific-Atlanta has licensed its engine for DVD and CD
formatting, recording and playback for consumer electronics devices.
Scientific-Atlanta plans to embed the software in certain of its new
digital video recorder set-tops, which will also feature a
recordable DVD drive so consumers may copy recorded programs onto
DVD.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041108/85343_1.html
http://www.scientificatlanta.com
http://www.sonic.com
(Mountain View, Calif.) AudioFeast on Monday launched its
portable Internet radio service for MP3 players, which provides
blocks of programming from various providers when a subscriber syncs
a portable device with a PC. Mountain View, Calif.-based
AudioFeast's free service provides eight 60-minute channels of music
and news from 50 providers including Digitally Imported, Iceberg
Radio, Putumayo World Music Hour, The Wall Street Journal Radio and
Sporting News Radio. The company's premium music service costs $5.99
per month, while a premium service including music, news, sports and
entertainment costs $7.99 per month. AudioFeast also announced that
audio device maker iRiver will support the service in its iFP-700
and iFP-800 series of flash-based MP3 players.
http://www.audiofeast.com
(London) Interoute, a European telecommunications provider,
announced on Monday that major record label EMI will use its Share
online media distribution platform to securely distribute
forthcoming singles and albums both internally and to third parties
over the Internet. The Share system combines digital rights
management and digital watermarking to protect against unauthorized
copying. Interoute said Share is already in use by EMI in the U.K.
and Germany, and will now be rolled out to additional European
subsidiaries.
http://www.interoute.com/press_emi.htm
(Seattle) Photographic image archive and licensing agency Corbis
announced on Monday that it has partnered with the Andy Warhol
Foundation for the Visual Arts, and will become the exclusive
licensor of digital Warhol artwork on a global basis. Currently the
archive lists more than 500 images of Warhol artwork available for
licensing.
http://www.warholfoundation.org
http://www.corbis.com
(Grapevine, Texas) Speedco Shooting Sports, a video game
developer focused on shooting enthusiasts, announced on Monday that
it will ship its first National Rifle Association-endorsed (NRA)
title this week, "NRA Varmint Hunter" for PC. The title, which lets
players shoot at "varmints" including prairie dogs and ground hogs,
is the first in a planned series of 15 games from Texas-based
Speedco and the NRA.
http://www.speedcoshooting.com
(London) Wireless entertainment publisher iFone announced that it
has signed an agreement with Bullwinkle Studios, to develop
ringtones, images and games based on "Rocky & Bullwinkle" and other
related cartoon characters. U.K.-based iFone has also converted
classic Atari console games for cell phones.
http://www.rockyandbullwinkle.com
http://www.ifone.com
(San Francisco) CNET News.com on Monday reported on emerging
legal music-sharing technology that combines peer-to-peer with
Internet radio, offered by firms including Apple, Virgin Digital,
Live365 and Mercora. While Apple's iTunes allows users to stream
playlists to other users on the same local area network, Mercora
provides a network of 8,000 individual broadcasters who create
playlists that are searchable and accessible to an estimated
audience of 175,000 to 200,000 online listeners. The new services
skirt the lines between "interactive" and "non-interactive"
streaming services, which require vastly different royalty payments
to artists and record labels.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?U1F932BB9
http://www.mercora.com
(San Francisco) Wired News reported on Monday that several
congressmen have written to the General Accounting Office (GAO) to
request an investigation into problems with e-voting machines
reported during last week's general election. Reps. John Conyers (D-Mich.),
Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) and Robert Wexler (D-Fla.) have asked the
GAO to "immediately undertake an investigation of the efficacy of
voting machines and new technologies used in the 2004 election, how
election officials responded to difficulties they encountered and
what we can do in the future to improve our election systems and
administration."
http://www.wired.com/news/evote/0,2645,65623,00.html
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