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• Digital Britain: Built on Rules & Regulation?

  My continuing blog posts about the Governments Digital Britain will continue up to the point that the final document is completed by Lord Carter. Probably go on beyond that – but some news and initiatives trickling out last night – really got my back Read More... Posted 11 March 2009 15:04 by Derek.Dunlop | 0 Comments Filed under: digital downloads, digital library, free music, music retail, RIAA, Internet Radio, BPI, Diary Of A Madman, Digital Revolution Movement, torrents, movie downloads, digital media, Music Industry, Robbie Williams, the beatles, myspace, google, Cookie-tracking technology, google video ads, Torrent Freak, File Sharing, P2P, illegal file sharing, PPL, Feargal Sharkey, digital media evangelist, digital lifestyle, ISP, Internet Service Providers, future of the music industry, micro distribution, business vision, business strategy, MySpace Music, Digital Music 2.0, UK Government Report, Digital Britain 2009, UK Government, web technology, You Tube Music Video, digital rights agency, Featured Artist Coalition, Lord Carter, You Tube

• Welcome to the Free World (Blog version)

  A little while ago along with my usual ranting and ramblings I actually was strapped down and forced to write in a cohesive and structured manner. This of course goes against the grain of what I do - as I like to ramble on and on and go off in various Read More... Posted 16 May 2008 13:01 by Derek.Dunlop | 0 Comments Filed under: BBC, conchango, wma, iTunes, plays for sure, DRM, windows media player, digital downloads, apple, digital library, mp3, wmv, multi-channel retailing, free music, music subscription, retail, CPA, music retail, Last FM, Pandora, Diary Of A Madman, Digital Revolution Movement, movie downloads, digital media, EMI, Music Industry, Robbie Williams, Guy Hands, marketing, AIFF, myspace, online advertising, CPC

• EMI – The end of a British institution?

  EMI the great UK company behind such artists as Queen, Radiohead, Pink Floyd and Beatles (OK Apple records but distributed through EMI) When Guy Hands’ Terra Firma turned up as the “winner” as to control EMI’s future for a tidy Read More... Posted 15 January 2008 09:12 by Derek.Dunlop | 5 Comments Filed under: digital downloads, EMI, Music Industry, Coldplay, Robbie Williams, Terra Firma, Guy Hands