http://hifiblog.com/past/2005/09/30/briefly-ipod-management-senators-against-p2p-zen-vision-available-xin-feng-sumpermacro-3-amp-snocap-strikes-another-deal-samsungs-ambitious-mp3-plans/ Interesting news/reviews/deals from the portable audio market Fri, 03 Feb 2012 06:21:30 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 http://hifiblog.com/past/2005/09/30/briefly-ipod-management-senators-against-p2p-zen-vision-available-xin-feng-sumpermacro-3-amp-snocap-strikes-another-deal-samsungs-ambitious-mp3-plans/#comment-12 HiFi Blog -- Snocap now in deal with all all major labels Mon, 14 Nov 2005 01:43:02 +0000 http://hifiblog.com/past/2005/09/30/briefly-ipod-management-senators-against-p2p-zen-vision-available-xin-feng-sumpermacro-3-amp-snocap-strikes-another-deal-samsungs-ambitious-mp3-plans/#comment-12 [...] After it reached a deal with Warner Music Group on Sunday, Snocap now has an agreement with all four major labels (Universal, SonyBMG and EMI are the other three). That is in addition to the deals with indepedent labels, which means we’ve got quite a library in the making here. [...] [...] After it reached a deal with Warner Music Group on Sunday, Snocap now has an agreement with all four major labels (Universal, SonyBMG and EMI are the other three). That is in addition to the deals with indepedent labels, which means we’ve got quite a library in the making here. [...]

]]> http://hifiblog.com/past/2005/09/30/briefly-ipod-management-senators-against-p2p-zen-vision-available-xin-feng-sumpermacro-3-amp-snocap-strikes-another-deal-samsungs-ambitious-mp3-plans/#comment-9 HiFi Blog -- Gnab, delivering DRM’ed content through P2P Tue, 25 Oct 2005 01:09:40 +0000 http://hifiblog.com/past/2005/09/30/briefly-ipod-management-senators-against-p2p-zen-vision-available-xin-feng-sumpermacro-3-amp-snocap-strikes-another-deal-samsungs-ambitious-mp3-plans/#comment-9 [...] As noted in the article, this brings to mind Shawn Fanning’s Snocap. Both companies want to use P2P for the distribution of DRM’ed content. I was going to say that getting to the market first and striking the most deals will decide who wins, but there’s probably plenty of space for both to co-exist harmonically. As much as I hate DRM, I don’t see it going away any time soon, and with P2P being an excellent bandwith-saving solution (for distributors) this is a promising concept. [...] [...] As noted in the article, this brings to mind Shawn Fanning’s Snocap. Both companies want to use P2P for the distribution of DRM’ed content. I was going to say that getting to the market first and striking the most deals will decide who wins, but there’s probably plenty of space for both to co-exist harmonically. As much as I hate DRM, I don’t see it going away any time soon, and with P2P being an excellent bandwith-saving solution (for distributors) this is a promising concept. [...]

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