Hey, who doesn’t like free stuff? Get five free iTunes tracks from Amex over here, offer good through Mar 15. In other sort of related music biz news, (which Bob Lefsetz has yet to complain about), Sony launched its new “unlimited” music service entitled Qriocity in the US today. For $10 a month, Qriocity subscribers…
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The Beatles Are On iTunes, Win a Copy of LENNONYC on DVD
LENNONYC As you may have heard, on Tuesday, November 16, everything changed. That’s right folks, generations of music fans longing to listen to The Beatles on their iPods, can now finally buy the Fab Four’s entire catalog from the iTunes store. In addition to all of their original albums, Beatles fans can stream and view…
iTunes Adds Live Nation Concert Video Downloads
As much as I dislike Live Nation, I guess I’m not ideologically opposed to them selling live concert videos on iTunes. Right now the selection is pretty weak though, we’ll see if it picks up in a couple of months though like they say it will. (Note to anyone out there in the Bowery Presents…
Live From Webster Hall | Coming Soon to a Best Buy Near You
Mixing Board at Annuals Webster Hall Show (10/28/08) Photo: Jon Klemm This just in from the NYTimes: [Webster Hall] has reached an agreement with Best Buy to sell recordings of live shows at the chain’s stores in the New York area. Performances will also be available through iTunes and Webster Hall’s own Web site, websterhall.com….
Apple Keynote Today | New Rumors and Predictions
The “Jobs-less” Apple keynote from the MacWorld expo will take place today (January 6, 2009) at 12 PM EST. Good places to “watch it” include Engadget, GDGT, Gizmodo, TUAW, and TechCrunch. The hottest topics on the rumor mill include: an entirely DRM free iTunes library, variable song pricing on iTunes, direct song downloads to iPhones…
HBO Finally Headed for iTunes, But It’s Gonna Cost You
As of today, HBO content is available for download at the iTunes store. Of course, the addition of the mighty HBO to iTunes is news in and of itself, but what’s more interesting here is that HBO is the first network to charge $2.99 per episode for an iTunes TV download (it should be noted,…