MySpace aposta em musica via streaming?
«Several companies, including LastFM and Imeem, are attempting to build ad-supported music services. I'm a fan of most of these, especially for the service they provide for independent artists. But lets be clear about one thing… these companies are not offering "free music." They’re offering free on-demand radio. There’s a big distinction.
SpiralFrog and Qtrax are building a reputation for delivering free, downloaded tracks, with the cost recouped through advertising revenues. I've had some previous thoughts on the subject. It would take more than traditional ad revenues to support the cost of music given the price points set by labels.
But the MySpace story is different, and raises two questions. Can MySpace actually provide even a streaming service supported by advertising when great services like Pandora and Live365 have stumbled. And even if MySpace can, who cares?»
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