dennis jones
Monday, May 14, 2007
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"They will probably start off with a price point that is high and then discount it quickly as they realize that demand is not as anticipated. " . Record labels argue that music accessed wirelessly carries greater value than music accessed online, where the 99 cent per-track rate was set arbitrarily because of the threat of free peer-to-peer file sharing. In addition, wireless consumers have been conditioned to pay for content, as reflected in the $2 or more they pay for master ringtones. Wireless operators admit the price issue is something that they must overcome, but they're betting subscribers will find the convenience of mobility worth the extra cost. "There is a premium that a customer is willing to pay for the spontaneity of being able to download over the air a song right there on your mobile phone," says Paul Reddick, VP of business development and innovation management for Sprint Nextel. The main point that record labels and wireless carriers stress is that the wireless music experience is not meant to be compared with the online music experience, in either price or service. To get music fans to buy music wirelessly and pay more to do so, mobile music must be sold differently than ringtones and online downloads.

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ringtones at&t free - Timbaland rips song - new information (ringtones at&t free)
The producer Timbaland seems to have used a six year old song from a finish musician and used it for the song "Do it" by Nelly Furtado.

See my first video for more details about that:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4KX7SkDe4Q

New information has now come up that suggests that not only did he use it for the Nelly Furtado track, but also to sell "his own original ringtones" a year earlier.

Watch this video to see for yourself!

For more information, check out these links:

The ringtone:
http://msntg.zingy.com/selectItem.php?kind=xt&code=03576

Another site offering the ringtone:
http://aimringtones.aol.com/webPromo.php?pm=timbaland

The original forum-thread at SomethingAwful:
http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=227 4635&perpage=40&pagenumber=1

The Digg-thread:
http://www.digg.com/music/Timbaland_ripped_off_a_track_from_ my_buddy


I would like to add something else too: the point of these videos was to show the similarities between the songs. For some reason that is completely foreign to me, some users feel that this is the forum to express their hateful and racist comments about other people. I WILL NOT TOLERATE SUCH BEHAVIOUR! If you want to comment the videos, that is fine, but BE ADULT ABOUT IT! If the only thing that you can think of writing is something you wouldn't like said about yourself then don't write it.

If the hateful and racist comments continue, I will simply disable the commenting-feature.

Thank you for your time.
Duration of Video: 132
Related Labels: timbaland, rips, nelly, furtado, producer, rippoff, demoscene, musician, zingy, aol, ringtone, ringtones



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