<![CDATA[AP breaks four-month-old story on Yahoo Music - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[AP breaks four-month-old story on Yahoo Music - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[AP breaks four-month-old story on Yahoo Music]]> Yahoo! - a day late, a dollar short, once again. I read all the stories of Yahoo and Ian Rogers long being against DRM, and lots of speeches and presentations by Ian mapping out the path to free MP3's, and a content rich, web-based music experience. Meanwhile, amongst all their talk, last.fm actually implements it, including a subscription service and useful API's. Mog integrates theirs with Rhapsody subscription service, Amazon takes ceter stage as a marketplace. Where's Y!?? Still talking, still negotiating, still coding. They already have a music infrastructure, integrated streaming radio, a store, and a subscription service. They should have been first, not late. This company simply can't execute...

brianj25us

]]> <![CDATA[AP breaks four-month-old story on Yahoo Music]]> Not sure if Y! Music is for sale. But if it is the Sony Walkman execs should take a close look. Sony Walkman + Y! Music + Everything else that Sony brings to the table = a possible true competitor to Apple iTunes & iPods.

I for one would love to come full circle to my beloved Walkman from my youth.

search.scientist

]]> <![CDATA[AP breaks four-month-old story on Yahoo Music]]> there's a difference between cool-ass ian rogers skateboarding his way to a music industry conference and showing everyone a power point that says drm is stupid, and yahoo actually negotiating with labels about selling drm-free music.

afriedman

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