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The document compares CDs and the iPod, discussing their histories and advantages/disadvantages. CD production began in the 1980s but didn't become popular until the 1990s, while iPods were first launched in 2001 and have since sold over 220 million units. Some advantages of CDs are that they play in cars and are compact, while disadvantages include being scratch-prone and only holding 20 tracks; iPods can hold thousands of songs, are portable, and allow private listening, but require a computer and charging and don't play in cars without extras. iPod usage has greatly increased since the early 2000s while CD purchases have declined.
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The first music player was the turntable, which originated from Thomas Edison's phonograph in 1877. The turntable was invented in 1924 by the English Néophone company. Compact discs were invented in 1978 by Philips and Sony as they provided an easier way to listen to music at home, in cars, at work and at school by holding multiple songs on a single disc. Compact discs were preferable to iPods because the music burned onto CDs will last forever, CDs are inexpensive, and they allow hands-free listening in cars to reduce accidents.
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The first music player was the turntable, which was developed from Thomas Edison's phonograph in 1877. The turntable was invented in 1924 by the English Néophone company. Compact discs were invented in 1978 by Philips and Sony as they could hold more music, be easily transported, and played songs automatically when placed in a car stereo. Compact discs remained popular for these conveniences over devices like the iPod.
Satisfying the Mobile User Wants in Music Content #decafrica2015
Satisfying the Mobile User Wants in Music Content. We look at the evolution of mobile phones and digital music and how they converged into one.
Portable Audio Device
Portable audio devices have evolved greatly over time, starting from early transistor radios in the 1950s to today's versatile digital music players. The introduction of the cassette player in the 1960s and the Sony Walkman in 1979 brought music into a truly portable format. The arrival of the Sony Discman in 1984 was the first digital music player for CDs. Modern devices like the Apple iPod revolutionized the industry with vast storage for thousands of songs on small, flash memory-based devices. Current portable music players offer extensive functionality for playing various audio and video formats and come in flash memory or hard drive models at a wide range of price points.
Personal Media Player
A personal media player stores and plays music files. Examples include the Walkman, Discman, and iPod. The iPod evolved from earlier models and dominates the digital music player market in the US, with over 58 million iPods sold as of July 2006. The iPod spawned a large accessories market, and future plans include new models and integrating additional features like games and internet access. However, competition from players like Microsoft Zune and Sony Mylo may challenge Apple's dominance.
Portable Audio Device
Portable audio devices have evolved greatly over time, starting from the first portable transistor radio in 1954 to today's small flash-based players that can hold thousands of songs. Early devices included cassette players introduced in the 1960s. The Sony Walkman in the 1970s was revolutionary as the first truly portable music player. The introduction of the Sony Discman in 1984 brought digital music quality to portable devices. Modern players now come in various formats like flash-based or hard drive models, can play different file types, and have additional functions beyond just music playback.
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Portable audio devices have evolved greatly over time, starting from the first portable transistor radio in 1954 to today's small flash-based players that can hold thousands of songs. Early devices included cassette players introduced in the 1960s. The Sony Walkman in the 1970s was revolutionary as the first truly portable music player. The introduction of the Sony Discman in 1984 brought digital music quality to portable devices. Modern players now come in various formats like flash-based or hard drive models, can play different file types, and have additional functions beyond just music playback.
The development of digital music
Vinyl records were popular from the 1950s to 1990s for mass-produced commercial music. Cassette tapes, introduced in 1963, allowed portable music listening through Sony's Walkman in the 1980s. Compact discs were developed in the late 1970s/early 1980s by Sony and Philips as a new digital audio format, leading to CD players and portable CD players. MP3 compression was created in 1987 to reduce the storage needs of digitized music files. The iPod, launched in 2001, was one of the most successful digital music players, allowing storage of up to 1000 songs on a portable device.
Gia questani m. glover device presentation on timeline
This document provides a timeline for the history of CD-ROM technology from 1928 to 2008. It outlines several key events, including Harry Nyquist proposing the technology for audio CDs in 1928, the introduction of 7-inch 45 rpm records in 1949, Sony demonstrating the first optical digital audio disc in 1978, and CD manufacturing beginning on a large scale in 1982. The timeline also notes the release of the first album on CD in 1982, the creation of CD-R and DVD formats in the 1990s, and CD sales dropping in 2008 with the rise of mp3 downloads.
Gia questani m. glover device presentation on timeline
This document provides a timeline for the history of CD-ROM technology from 1928 to 2008. It outlines several key events, including Harry Nyquist proposing the technology for audio CDs in 1928, the introduction of 7-inch 45 rpm records in 1949, Sony demonstrating the first optical digital audio disc in 1978, and CD manufacturing beginning on a large scale in 1982. The timeline also notes the release of the first album on CD in 1982, the creation of CD-R and DVD formats in the 1990s, and CD sales dropping in 2008 with the rise of mp3 downloads.
History of Digital Media from 1965 1989
The digital media and Multimedia has recent This Slide contains the information regarding the History of Digital media in details from 1965 to 1989 era.
Digital Music distribution: Streaming
This is a presentation I made (in French) at the Siestes Electroniques Music Festival in Toulouse, in June 2013.
It starts with a brief history of music distribution and then gets into to the details of digital music and streaming
The problem with sony
Sony was once the largest electronics company in the world due to innovations like the Walkman personal music player. However, Sony struggled due to a "Not Invented Here" syndrome where it was reluctant to adopt industry standards it did not create itself. This caused products like the Betamax video format to fail against competitors like VHS. Sony also failed to capitalize on new markets like digital music players, allowing Apple to dominate with the iPod. As a result, Sony's market value declined drastically from $100 billion to $18 billion, and it began losing billions of dollars. Sony's insular culture and failure to adapt to new standards and markets caused it to lose its dominance in the consumer electronics industry.
The Music Industry
The document provides guidance for developing a case study about an independent record label. It outlines several areas for the case study to address, including how the label relates to music production, distribution, and audience consumption. It also discusses the impact of technological developments like the introduction of MP3s, peer-to-peer file sharing, broadband internet, and digital music players. The case study should examine how the label has adapted to these changes and uses various distribution channels and social media. Real-world examples should be incorporated to support the findings.
How To Market Your MP3 Downloads…Press A Vinyl Record
There is a massive renaissance in interest (and sales) in vinyl records, a format virtually killed off by major record labels in their crude attempts to get us to buy everything again on CD. Now that we’re swamped by a billion and one MP3 downloads from a bazillion bands, there’s a absence of scarcity, fans with musical ADD and bands are having to get increasingly creative to even get five minutes of attention (let alone that Warholian 15!).
The Evolution Of The CD
The document discusses the evolution and decline of CD sales over time. It notes that CDs gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s as a means of storing and playing audio, but that sales have declined in recent years as music has become more freely accessible online. This has caused a major drop in CD sales. However, the document explains that artists still make money through merchandise sales at concerts and licensing their music for movies and TV, bringing in hundreds of thousands of dollars through these alternative revenue streams.
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Satisfying the Mobile User Wants in Music Content #decafrica2015
Satisfying the Mobile User Wants in Music Content #decafrica2015
Gia questani m. glover device presentation on timeline
Gia questani m. glover device presentation on timeline
Gia questani m. glover device presentation on timeline
Gia questani m. glover device presentation on timeline
How To Market Your MP3 Downloads…Press A Vinyl Record
How To Market Your MP3 Downloads…Press A Vinyl Record
Green Computing
- 1. IPOD VS COMPACT DISC
- 2. The History of CD’s 1980’s CD production started 1990’s CD became popular
- 3. Advantages of a CD plays in all new cars compact gets you to listen to songs you wouldn’t normally listen to sometimes
- 4. Disadvantages of a CD scratches easily only holds twenty tracks at most fifteen dollars for one CD most CD’s only have one artist skip easily
- 5. The Decline of CD Purchases Started in the early 2000’s iPod’s became popular
- 6. The History of the iPod Apple first launched the iPod on October 23, 2001. There are over 20 types of iPods available from the classic to the touch screen iPod. Over 220,000,000 iPods have been sold since the iPod first came out.
- 7. Advantages of an iPod highest GB can hold thousands of songs photos, movies, applications bring and listen everywhere can have thousands of artists you can listen and no one else can hear not wasting paper for cover
- 8. Disadvantages of an iPod expensive need computer access to use needs to be charged need to purchase extra device to play in car need to purchase extra device to play at home the screen scratches easily
- 9. iPod’s Popularity started in the early 2000’s 28 million iPod users to date every month two million more people become users