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mathewingram.com/work - May 5, 2008
Not long after Radiohead offered their new album In Rainbows through their website for whatever fans wanted to pay, Nine Inch Nails’ frontman Trent Reznor took a similar approach with a new album he produced by hip-hop …
Also tagged: music, social networks, media, reznor, album
mathewingram.com/work - Apr 30, 2008
Just as Radiohead’s “pay what you want” download model is being adopted by more musicians and artists — including Nine Inch Nails, Coldplay, The Charlatans UK and others — the band that launched the model says it …
Also tagged: music, social networks, radiohead
mathewingram.com/work - Apr 4, 2008
A New York-based entrepreneur named Hank Williams has a guest post over at Silicon Alley Insider about how the tech economy is being ruined by the “freetards” (although he doesn’t use that term). In a nutshell, Hank …
mathewingram.com/work - Apr 1, 2008
Kevin Kelleher has a post up at GigaOm with an interesting proposition: he says Google should duplicate the kinds of cloud-based services that Amazon has — the S3 storage business, the EC2 virtual server business and …
Also tagged: social networks, google, web2 0, cloud
mathewingram.com/work - Feb 14, 2008
It’s in danger of sliding off Techmeme as I write this, but I wanted to send a shout out to Harvard for its proposal to set academic research free on the Web (I wonder if that’s the first time the words “shout out” and …
Also tagged: research, social networks, media, web2 0, harvard
mathewingram.com/work - Jan 25, 2008
As the Wall Street Journal is breathlessly reporting, Rupert “Just Try and Stop Me” Murdoch has apparently relented on his much-discussed plans to open up the Journal’s content and get rid of the paywall, and will be …
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mathewingram.com/work - Dec 11, 2007
The data points continue to pile up in favour of the decision by the New York Times to drop its subscription service: according to a post over at TechCrunch, traffic to the NYT website has climbed by more than 60 per …
Also tagged: social networks, media, newspapers, web2 0, nyt
mathewingram.com/work - Dec 5, 2007
A free music-download service on your mobile? Cool. Nokia’s new “Comes With Music” offer? Dumb. The details are sketchy so far, but it sounds like Nokia has done a deal with Universal Music to offer downloads of the …
Also tagged: music, social networks, mobile, nokia
mathewingram.com/work - Nov 20, 2007
Nick Carr points to a piece by Jaron Lanier in the New York Times, wherein the virtual-reality guru with the wacky dreads talks about how he has changed his mind about the whole “information wants to be free” thing and …
mathewingram.com/work - Sep 20, 2007
Not surprisingly, the decision by the New York Times to tear down its pay wall has fueled speculation that Rupert Murdoch will do the same thing with the Wall Street Journal — speculation that has been around for …
Also tagged: social networks, media, web2 0, wsj, murdoch