Last Friday, Apple Computer and Steve Jobs won two of the four Billboard Digital Entertainment Awards for which they had been nominated. Apple won Brand of the Year while Jobs secured Visionary of the Year for his dual roles as CEO of Apple and Pixar. Apple was up for Innovator of the Year for iTunes but lost to XM Radio's satellite radio service while the iTunes Music Store failed to impress the judges more than Real Networks' Rhapsody did in the Best Downloadable or Subscription Music Service category. more
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Apple, Jobs snare two Billboard awards
#4
Posted 08 November 2004 - 02:04 PM
Check out who the judges are...they might give you an idea of why.
Vince Brady - SVP CNET Networks
Ted Cohen - SVP EMI Music (EMI owns Virgin..with their own music store)
David B. Goldberg - VP and GM Yahoo Music (Dont they have their own music store)
Don Levy -SVP Sony Pictures (They have their own music store)
Rick Mandler - VP and GM, Disney Internet
Julia Miller - Director, Xbox Live, Microsoft (Duh!)
Neil Young - VP, Electronic Arts
Plus 10 others and all with their ax to grind where Apple and Steve Jobs is concerned!
Vince Brady - SVP CNET Networks
Ted Cohen - SVP EMI Music (EMI owns Virgin..with their own music store)
David B. Goldberg - VP and GM Yahoo Music (Dont they have their own music store)
Don Levy -SVP Sony Pictures (They have their own music store)
Rick Mandler - VP and GM, Disney Internet
Julia Miller - Director, Xbox Live, Microsoft (Duh!)
Neil Young - VP, Electronic Arts
Plus 10 others and all with their ax to grind where Apple and Steve Jobs is concerned!
#5
Posted 09 November 2004 - 05:25 AM
They can grind there ax's all they want.
All I know is:
90% market share for HDD music players
60% market share for all (HDD and Flash) music players
and the only music download business model that has been profitable.
-vs-
A repeated failed model that has gone out of business twice and whose parent company had to change there name to keep from going bankrupt.
But they do have there award at least.
That might fetch a couple of hundred bucks at the bankruptcy sale.
All I know is:
90% market share for HDD music players
60% market share for all (HDD and Flash) music players
and the only music download business model that has been profitable.
-vs-
A repeated failed model that has gone out of business twice and whose parent company had to change there name to keep from going bankrupt.
But they do have there award at least.
That might fetch a couple of hundred bucks at the bankruptcy sale.
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