SubscribeLinks from Last week
Posted in Long Tail, Mobile, News on April 26th, 2007. By Eduard F. Vinyamata.
Head music down by 20%, Tail flat. (The Long Tail)
Music Week’s latest study indicates that while sales of music’s top 200 sellers are plummeting by more than 20%, the rest of the market is dropping by just a 3%. So the music industry health depends in a large part of how well they manage the long tail, their catalogue.
Long Tail enemy #1 (The Long Tail)
The Long Tail enemy #1 is
(…) the convoluted rights clearance process, which imposes its costs mostly in delay and uncertainty, depriving both artists and fans of value from archived content.
Take for example, WKRP in Cincinnati.
Are Carriers Killing Mobile Innovation? (GigaOM)
Mobile might be the next frontier according to corporate leaders like Google CEO Eric Schmidt, but the market needs innovation (…) many worry about the chokehold of carriers on the wireless ecosystem, which they say is cutting off innovation’s air supply.
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