Comments on: Tunesbag Puts Your Music In The Cloud http://www.rev2.org/2008/05/13/tunesbag-puts-your-music-in-the-cloud/ Profiling Web 2.0 Sat, 20 Mar 2010 15:57:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Sid Yadav http://www.rev2.org/2008/05/13/tunesbag-puts-your-music-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-153803 Sid Yadav Wed, 14 May 2008 18:43:26 +0000 http://www.rev2.org/?p=1772#comment-153803 Blundstone,<br>Thanks for the comment! The legality issue is definitely interesting, and I'm sure your users are thankful that you're not in the U.S! But I definitely think there is something happening with music and the web, and if you guys are able to balance openness and usefulness and things that are good for the user vs. revenue models and your relationship with the record industry, there is definite opportunity.<br><br>Keep me posted with Tunesbag!<br><br>Sid Blundstone,
Thanks for the comment! The legality issue is definitely interesting, and I'm sure your users are thankful that you're not in the U.S! But I definitely think there is something happening with music and the web, and if you guys are able to balance openness and usefulness and things that are good for the user vs. revenue models and your relationship with the record industry, there is definite opportunity.

Keep me posted with Tunesbag!

Sid

]]> By: blundstone http://www.rev2.org/2008/05/13/tunesbag-puts-your-music-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-153802 blundstone Wed, 14 May 2008 14:53:34 +0000 http://www.rev2.org/?p=1772#comment-153802 Hi Sid,<br><br>thanks for this review, we're always happy to receive such positive feedback. I think (but wel,l i might be biased there) it's a fantastic service.<br><br>About the legality issue, this is a question often asked. It is, by austrian law, perfectly legal to backup music and even to share (via streaming, so not real sharing) with a closed group of users. EMI recently sued a similar (but of course less awesome) service, but they haven't really found a legal claim yet that proves the online storage of music wrong, especially when only the actual owner has access. <br><br>In view of the changing revenue models and the rapid growth of digital distribution in the music industry, <a href="http://tunesbag.com" rel="nofollow">tunesbag.com</a> is an innovator in 3rd party platforms serving digital music buyers and I definitely think we're going places.<br><br>Invites to follow soon! Hi Sid,

thanks for this review, we're always happy to receive such positive feedback. I think (but wel,l i might be biased there) it's a fantastic service.

About the legality issue, this is a question often asked. It is, by austrian law, perfectly legal to backup music and even to share (via streaming, so not real sharing) with a closed group of users. EMI recently sued a similar (but of course less awesome) service, but they haven't really found a legal claim yet that proves the online storage of music wrong, especially when only the actual owner has access.

In view of the changing revenue models and the rapid growth of digital distribution in the music industry, tunesbag.com is an innovator in 3rd party platforms serving digital music buyers and I definitely think we're going places.

Invites to follow soon!

]]> By: Sid Yadav http://www.rev2.org/2008/05/13/tunesbag-puts-your-music-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-140998 Sid Yadav Wed, 14 May 2008 13:43:26 +0000 http://www.rev2.org/?p=1772#comment-140998 Blundstone,<br>Thanks for the comment! The legality issue is definitely interesting, and I'm sure your users are thankful that you're not in the U.S! But I definitely think there is something happening with music and the web, and if you guys are able to balance openness and usefulness and things that are good for the user vs. revenue models and your relationship with the record industry, there is definite opportunity.<br><br>Keep me posted with Tunesbag!<br><br>Sid Blundstone,
Thanks for the comment! The legality issue is definitely interesting, and I'm sure your users are thankful that you're not in the U.S! But I definitely think there is something happening with music and the web, and if you guys are able to balance openness and usefulness and things that are good for the user vs. revenue models and your relationship with the record industry, there is definite opportunity.

Keep me posted with Tunesbag!

Sid

]]> By: Sid Yadav http://www.rev2.org/2008/05/13/tunesbag-puts-your-music-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-138351 Sid Yadav Wed, 14 May 2008 10:43:26 +0000 http://www.rev2.org/?p=1772#comment-138351 Blundstone,<br>Thanks for the comment! The legality issue is definitely interesting, and I'm sure your users are thankful that you're not in the U.S! But I definitely think there is something happening with music and the web, and if you guys are able to balance openness and usefulness and things that are good for the user vs. revenue models and your relationship with the record industry, there is definite opportunity.<br><br>Keep me posted with Tunesbag!<br><br>Sid Blundstone,
Thanks for the comment! The legality issue is definitely interesting, and I’m sure your users are thankful that you’re not in the U.S! But I definitely think there is something happening with music and the web, and if you guys are able to balance openness and usefulness and things that are good for the user vs. revenue models and your relationship with the record industry, there is definite opportunity.

Keep me posted with Tunesbag!

Sid

]]> By: blundstone http://www.rev2.org/2008/05/13/tunesbag-puts-your-music-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-138350 blundstone Wed, 14 May 2008 06:53:34 +0000 http://www.rev2.org/?p=1772#comment-138350 Hi Sid,<br><br>thanks for this review, we're always happy to receive such positive feedback. I think (but wel,l i might be biased there) it's a fantastic service.<br><br>About the legality issue, this is a question often asked. It is, by austrian law, perfectly legal to backup music and even to share (via streaming, so not real sharing) with a closed group of users. EMI recently sued a similar (but of course less awesome) service, but they haven't really found a legal claim yet that proves the online storage of music wrong, especially when only the actual owner has access. <br><br>In view of the changing revenue models and the rapid growth of digital distribution in the music industry, <a href="http://tunesbag.com">tunesbag.com</a> is an innovator in 3rd party platforms serving digital music buyers and I definitely think we're going places.<br><br>Invites to follow soon! Hi Sid,

thanks for this review, we’re always happy to receive such positive feedback. I think (but wel,l i might be biased there) it’s a fantastic service.

About the legality issue, this is a question often asked. It is, by austrian law, perfectly legal to backup music and even to share (via streaming, so not real sharing) with a closed group of users. EMI recently sued a similar (but of course less awesome) service, but they haven’t really found a legal claim yet that proves the online storage of music wrong, especially when only the actual owner has access.

In view of the changing revenue models and the rapid growth of digital distribution in the music industry, tunesbag.com is an innovator in 3rd party platforms serving digital music buyers and I definitely think we’re going places.

Invites to follow soon!

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