Category Archives: copyright

the reading (& watching & listening) list for music industry

In “How Napster changed the world,” Don Dodge notes “Pioneers are usually unsuccessful“. I think there is some truth in considering iTUNES and iPOD rather followers than pioneers. Reference: Apple’s strategy a familiar tune. Matthew Yi, SF chronicle, August 16, 2004 The concept: the whole entire music library FITS IN YOUR POCKET. Steve Jobs seems

Revenue-sharing model of online video

Here is the list I think I’d need to digest (turned out to be kinda bookmarks, obviously). But I haven’t, so I can’t make any comment yet: Video Sharing Sites Offer Different Monetization Schemes……but “Don’t Give Up the Day Job” How Not to Think Strategically about the Future of Media Working For Free YouTube: What

Steve Jobs の初Blog

米アップルのホームページにSteve Jobs名入りでしゅつげん:「DRMに意味なし」と(No meaning in DRM)。 via Buzzmachine. Update: Dave Winer はPR手法としてさらにつっこんだ見方 Mark Cubanは音楽業界の今後の方向性を示唆。 Fred Wilson はJobsを応援 いろいろな見方があるものだ。いずれにしても、企業のホームページに載るような、内容ではないよな。(競合のMicrosoft のZuneのことにも触れてるし)文章のトーンマナーがブログしてますね。 technorati tags: steve+jobs, iPOD, iTUNES, DRM, jeff+jarvis, blog, appleスティーブ+ジョブズ Share This

新春ビデオ Lessig video in a Happy New Year mode

Titled “The differences between culture and code” Thanks Joi Ito for pointing me at the inspiring lecture by Lawrence Lessig, who is a law professor at Stanford Law School and the author of best selling book code Now the book itself comes in wiki. Still somewhat technical (to me, at least), it nicely summarises what