by Paul Joseph
May 10, 2011
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One of our most beloved companies is kicking off its annual developers conference today and as you may have expected, the internet is buzzing with what we can expect from this annual gathering of the Google geeks. In its third edition, Google I/O is expected to focus on the most popular technologies that Google offers today , including its Android mobile OS and Chrome OS. Many rumors have been circulating the internet about the imminent launch of Google’s own music locker service
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by Paul Joseph
April 15, 2011
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You cannot beat piracy and I have earlier argued that piracy actually benefits certain industries, especially in enabling discovery [tell me honestly if the Pink floyd song you listened for the first time in your college hostel was a pirated one or you really bought the song?]. The online music industry has been through many changes in the past (in terms of delivery/format), but one thing that has come out clearly is that there needs to be innovation in pricing and one needs to get out of clutches of blood sucking recording companies. Last year, Indian Ocean poked at Recording companies and decided to give away their latest album, 16/330 Khajoor Road for free .
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