Posts Tagged ‘iTunes’
Business, Homepage, Music - Friday, June 19, 2009 13:54 - 6 Comments
UPlaya Shows Your Hit Potential
Music Intelligence Solutions, Inc. (MIS), a global digital media company, today announced the launch of uPlaya.com (www.uPlaya.com) introducing the next generation of music analysis and digital promotion for artists and labels globally so that no great song goes unheard again. uPlaya democratizes the music industry by providing instant feedback on the hit potential of music for artists of all genres as well as enabling digital promotion services to increase marketing exposure across online communities such as Facebook and MySpace.
Music, News, Technology - Tuesday, April 28, 2009 11:22 - 2 Comments
Apple Reaches 1 Billion Downloads!
Soulja Boy loves to refer to himself as the king of the internet downloads. But, the young entrepreneur has a long way to go if he’s going to be mentioned in the same sentence with the Goliaths over at Apple. The computer/gadgets company just surpassed their 1 Billionth download for iPhone and iPod Touch applications, all in less than a year. 13-year-old Connor Mulcahey of Weston, Conn., received a hefty reward for the billionth download. The young down-loader snagged a MacBook Pro, $10,000 iTunes gift card, an iPod touch, and a Time Capsule backup device. On an average, Apple registers 5.55 million apps per day and has added 73 million downloads since the 1 billion mark.
You Go Apple, Sky’s the Limit!
Business, News - Wednesday, April 8, 2009 19:33 - 0 Comments
iTunes Prices Increase
Effective April 7th, Apple’s iTunes increased the price of hit singles and in-demand tracks to $1.29. Along with the price increase comes a new “variable pricing method” which allows record companies to price songs at $1.29, 99¢ or 69¢. The new pricing will allow label executives to offer package downloads of songs that might “entice consumers to spend more on music.” The price change is most visible with songs in the Top 100 charts.
Music - Tuesday, December 2, 2008 12:55 - 5 Comments
Mp3 Killed The CD Star
Atlantic Records is the first major label to sale more than half of their products digitally. These new sales numbers reflect consumers’ growing preference for digital music.
Digital product sales include mp3s sold on iTunes and similar digital music outlets as well as ringtones.
Atlantic Records is home to rappers T.I., Plies and B.o.B.
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