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The market for subscription-based music rentals would reach $3.3 billion in 2012, outpacing spending on original recordings. The global market for end-user generated mobile music revenues will rise to nearly $17.6 bln in 2012, from $8.9 bln in 2007. Total revenues from original recordings delivered to handsets, including both purchases and rental subscriptions, will increase to $6.1 bln in 2012 from $960 mln 2007.
On Wednesday's Radio show Ken and Andy analyzed the idea of Yahoo being partially owned by News Corp., MySpace's new IM tool, Microsoft opens up for Google, Office 2003 fades away, Mobile videos calls coming from AT&T, T-Mobile blocking VoIP carriers, Viruses - Malware - Trojans intensifying, Brasil hot bed for tech and James Bond 22 (Need I Say More)
On Tuesday June 19th's radio show Ken and Andy talked about Jerry Yang talking the Yahoo CEO job away from Terry Semel, Supreme Court blocked a landmark anti-trust case against Wall Street’s top investment banks, AT&T has $10 DSL but its hard to find, More parents are checking up on their kids web habits, Youtube going international, MySpace and eBay in talks to team up, Sony dumps Sony Connect and talking to friends, family and work while Flying over Europe.
On Monday June 18th's radio show Ken and Andy talked about Blockbuster siding with Blu-ray, Sicko now online (illegally), TV is getting switched off, Finding something beyond the 30 second TV commercial spot, Colbert & Stewart have smarter viewers, IPV6 getting more government backing, Europe opening its airwaves and the Porn industry wants to be on your mobile.
