http://www.caito.de/1999/07/music-and-more/ Independent? Yes • Intelligent? Maybe • Impartial? Never Sun, 05 Feb 2012 17:46:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.caito.de/1999/07/music-and-more/#comment-18140 caito » Death of DRM (Internet producers bank on Apple TV)? Tue, 08 Apr 2008 12:52:19 +0000 http://new.imdat.de/?p=4#comment-18140 [...] On the other hand, I still believe (as I did at the project called “Music & More“, where we wanted to give away music for free in exchange for “eyeballs”, i.e. marketing/advertising) that content should be free and financed by advertising, sponsoring and other third parties. It seems odd that that article about Music & More, especially the “Problem”-section, was written 8 years ago and is still valid and we still have the same problem as back in 1999. [...] [...] On the other hand, I still believe (as I did at the project called “Music & More“, where we wanted to give away music for free in exchange for “eyeballs”, i.e. marketing/advertising) that content should be free and financed by advertising, sponsoring and other third parties. It seems odd that that article about Music & More, especially the “Problem”-section, was written 8 years ago and is still valid and we still have the same problem as back in 1999. [...]

]]> http://www.caito.de/1999/07/music-and-more/#comment-1789 imdat » Death of DRM (Internet producers bank on Apple TV)? Sun, 11 Mar 2007 07:37:17 +0000 http://new.imdat.de/?p=4#comment-1789 [...] On the other hand, I still believe (as I did at the project called “Music & More“, where we wanted to give away music for free in exchange for “eyeballs”, i.e. marketing/advertising) that content should be free and financed by advertising, sponsoring and other third parties. It seems odd that that article about Music & More, especially the “Problem”-section, was written 8 years ago and is still valid and we still have the same problem as back in 1999. [...] [...] On the other hand, I still believe (as I did at the project called “Music & More“, where we wanted to give away music for free in exchange for “eyeballs”, i.e. marketing/advertising) that content should be free and financed by advertising, sponsoring and other third parties. It seems odd that that article about Music & More, especially the “Problem”-section, was written 8 years ago and is still valid and we still have the same problem as back in 1999. [...]

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