Monday, January 6th | Beats Music will Launch 1/21
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Monday, January 13thBeats Music Launching 1/21There hasn't been this much hype over a music service since Apple's dancing silhouettes. Heralded as a new kind of music subscription service, Beats will not have a free tier, like its competitors. It will focus on helping consumers answer the question: What do I want to listen to? It also features a section called Right Now, which generates a playlist using a consumer's "musical status"... based on a place, activity, person and genre of music.With a slew of advertising, an already trusted brand name, and a partnership with AT&T... Beats Music seems primed for a successful launch. More on that story and news from the week below.
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[Interview] Taku Harada, CEO of ColorSync
via SoundCtrl
5 Tech Trends That Will Change Music in 2014 via SoundCtrl
A Pill for Perfect Pitch
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Turn Everyday Objects Into Musical Instruments With Ototo
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Algorithm for Your Personal Rhythm
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This is how Beats Music looks and here’s what it will cost via Gigaom
Ian Rogers: The Man Behind the Beats via Billboard
Like Chromecast for music: Pandora wants to put a web browser into every loudspeaker via Gigaom
CES 2014: 5 Hot New Music Gadgets via Billboard
The technology bringing Sinatra, Tupac back to life via CNN
Watch the Trailer for a New Film by Red Bull Music via SoundCtrl
A Fight For The Music-Loving Gamer: XBox One v. PS4 via SoundCtrl
Lady Gaga: I was mismanaged over ARTPOP project via Billboard