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Music streaming services – I can count them on 4 hands…

July 15, 2009by David Leave a comment

ReadWriteWeb just posted a list of 18 music streaming services. Good list, though it is missing a few subscription based services (like Rhapsody) and services that are well known within […]

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Music

Microsoft to launch music service to rival Spotify?

July 13, 2009by David Leave a comment

The Telegraph have just put out a story about Microsoft launching its own music streaming/download service by end of July! Differentiating itself by using the Xbox as the entertainment hub […]

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Music

Web Awards single out entertainment services

July 11, 2009by David 1 Comment

Last week saw the inaugural TechCrunch Europe Awards – baptised the Europas – announce its shortlist and winners. Judging by all the tweets on the day, it sounded like a […]

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Music
Glatonbury mud festival

Glasto hits online maturity

July 9, 2009by David 1 Comment

Glastonbury was four times bigger in 2009 than in 2008… well, in digital terms, anyway. The BBC festival website managed a record of 7.2 million video streams and the red […]

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Music, Video

Music streaming services growing fast in the UK

July 9, 2009by David Leave a comment

Every week there’s a news alert about ‘ad funded music services’ Spotify or We7 reaching new milestones for user numbers. Last week Spotify announced 2 million UK users, this week […]

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Music, Technology
Listening to online radio

Music royalties agreed for online radio – Pandora now safe?

July 8, 2009by David 1 Comment

I love Pandora. I know I can’t get it out here in the UK anymore, but I still love it (and when there’s a will, there’s a way – like […]

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Music

The great social barometer

July 7, 2009by David Leave a comment

Michael Jackson is surely the first mega star to die in the digital age. Many people predicted that he would top the charts and the level of his domination in […]

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Music, Social Media

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I am massively into what can be achieved when you mix amazing digital entertainment content with data. Descriptive data, consumption data, social data, contextual data. I lap it all up.
DigitalDNA is two things. First it is the name of the consultancy company I run with my wife and partner, Ingrid. Secondly, it is this blog. A place that explores and highlights what I think is the digital DNA of all things that are techmedia related. The blog is really an attempt to document my curiosity and help me learn rather than be a definitive guide to techmedia.

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