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Napster
Fra : Laa


Dato : 21-02-01 23:41

Hej NG

Jeg har lige læst om Napsters milliarderstatning til diverse pladeselskaber.
Min undren er så: hvor i alverden har Napster alle de penge fra? Ved I det?
Der er umiddelbart ingen reklamer, sponsorer el.lign at se!


Hilsen Lise



 
 
Peter G. (22-02-2001)
Kommentar
Fra : Peter G.


Dato : 22-02-01 00:07



X-No-Archive: Yes
"Laa" <liseaa@get2net.dk> wrote in message
news:QyXk6.576$jK.17374@news.get2net.dk...
> Hej NG
>
> Jeg har lige læst om Napsters milliarderstatning til diverse
pladeselskaber.
> Min undren er så: hvor i alverden har Napster alle de penge fra? Ved I
det?
> Der er umiddelbart ingen reklamer, sponsorer el.lign at se!

Enkelt: Brugerbetaling!

(Sakset fra http://www.napster.com )

"Napster Media Briefing Q&A
February 20, 2001

What did Napster unveil today?
Napster unveiled the business model for its new membership-based service.
This business model has not changed substantially for the last six months
and has been presented to all the major labels. The technology has been
under development since prior to the October 31, 2000 agreement. The new
Napster will make payments to major labels, songwriters, and independent
artists.

How much revenue could be generated for the recording industry and how did
you arrive at that figure?
Napster's proposal will provide $1 billion to the major labels, songwriters
and independent labels and artists over 5 years. Major labels will receive
$150 million per year for a non-exclusive license, divided according to
files transferred. For example if the transfers were evenly divided among
five major labels, each would receive $30 million. $50 million per year will
be set aside for independent labels and artists to be paid out based on the
volume of transfers.

How will the rightsholders for each track get paid?
Labels will receive a lump sum payment, $30 million per year, for a
non-exclusive license. Independent labels and artists will be paid based on
the basis of the number of transfers over the system out of a fund of $50
million per year.

How do you know that Napster users will pay?
Our research strongly suggests that a high percentage of Napster users are
willing to pay. We will not be certain until we actually begin charging, but
we do know that Napster has become an important part of daily life for a lot
of people. We have been conservative in our membership projections.

What will the pricing structure be?
Napster is planning a tiered membership model that includes a "Basic
Membership" plan and a "Premium Membership" plan. Definitive pricing has not
been set. However, Napster is looking at a price range of $2.95 to $4.95 per
month for the Basic membership that would have a monthly file transfer
limitation built in. The Premium membership, which could cost between $5.95
and $9.95 per month would offer unlimited file transfers.

When is the new service launching?
This summer.

Why are you unveiling this now?
You might have noticed that we got some pretty bad news last week from the
court of appeals. Now that the industry has the legal precedent they were
seeking, it is time to reach an agreement. The RIAA has been saying the
consumer comes first, the consumer comes second, and the consumer comes
third. If the industry has the consumer, and their own bottom line in mind,
there is an agreement to be had here."

M.v.h.
Peter



Birgit Hansen (22-02-2001)
Kommentar
Fra : Birgit Hansen


Dato : 22-02-01 10:46

de skal jo heller ikke betales på 1 gang - men over en periode
akkumuleret brugerbetaling




"Peter G." <PeterPedal73@FJERNDETTEHotmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:971hpu$q7p$1@news.inet.tele.dk...
>
>
> X-No-Archive: Yes
> "Laa" <liseaa@get2net.dk> wrote in message
> news:QyXk6.576$jK.17374@news.get2net.dk...
> > Hej NG
> >
> > Jeg har lige læst om Napsters milliarderstatning til diverse
> pladeselskaber.
> > Min undren er så: hvor i alverden har Napster alle de penge fra? Ved I
> det?
> > Der er umiddelbart ingen reklamer, sponsorer el.lign at se!
>
> Enkelt: Brugerbetaling!
>
> (Sakset fra http://www.napster.com )
>
> "Napster Media Briefing Q&A
> February 20, 2001
>
> What did Napster unveil today?
> Napster unveiled the business model for its new membership-based service.
> This business model has not changed substantially for the last six months
> and has been presented to all the major labels. The technology has been
> under development since prior to the October 31, 2000 agreement. The new
> Napster will make payments to major labels, songwriters, and independent
> artists.
>
> How much revenue could be generated for the recording industry and how did
> you arrive at that figure?
> Napster's proposal will provide $1 billion to the major labels,
songwriters
> and independent labels and artists over 5 years. Major labels will receive
> $150 million per year for a non-exclusive license, divided according to
> files transferred. For example if the transfers were evenly divided among
> five major labels, each would receive $30 million. $50 million per year
will
> be set aside for independent labels and artists to be paid out based on
the
> volume of transfers.
>
> How will the rightsholders for each track get paid?
> Labels will receive a lump sum payment, $30 million per year, for a
> non-exclusive license. Independent labels and artists will be paid based
on
> the basis of the number of transfers over the system out of a fund of $50
> million per year.
>
> How do you know that Napster users will pay?
> Our research strongly suggests that a high percentage of Napster users are
> willing to pay. We will not be certain until we actually begin charging,
but
> we do know that Napster has become an important part of daily life for a
lot
> of people. We have been conservative in our membership projections.
>
> What will the pricing structure be?
> Napster is planning a tiered membership model that includes a "Basic
> Membership" plan and a "Premium Membership" plan. Definitive pricing has
not
> been set. However, Napster is looking at a price range of $2.95 to $4.95
per
> month for the Basic membership that would have a monthly file transfer
> limitation built in. The Premium membership, which could cost between
$5.95
> and $9.95 per month would offer unlimited file transfers.
>
> When is the new service launching?
> This summer.
>
> Why are you unveiling this now?
> You might have noticed that we got some pretty bad news last week from the
> court of appeals. Now that the industry has the legal precedent they were
> seeking, it is time to reach an agreement. The RIAA has been saying the
> consumer comes first, the consumer comes second, and the consumer comes
> third. If the industry has the consumer, and their own bottom line in
mind,
> there is an agreement to be had here."
>
> M.v.h.
> Peter
>
>



osten.dk (22-02-2001)
Kommentar
Fra : osten.dk


Dato : 22-02-01 18:11

Napster har da også været sponsor i sporten, f.eks. i beach volley, hvordan
kan de det? når de "ingen penge" har.

Hygge
Osten.dk



Zolex (23-02-2001)
Kommentar
Fra : Zolex


Dato : 23-02-01 00:19


> Napster har da også været sponsor i sporten, f.eks. i beach volley,
hvordan
> kan de det? når de "ingen penge" har.
>
> Hygge
> Osten.dk
>
Så du kan se forneden er Napster et ganske kommercielt foretagende, vist nok
ejet eller delvist ejet af en kæmpe mediekoncern der hedder Bertelsmann
(eller noget der henad).

Der udover kan man se, at de har skaffet sig en del "venturekapital" som de
nok mest har brugt på de mange og lange retssager de har gang i.

Der er nok et par fremsynede mediekoncerner der ´har set lyset og vil satse
på online salg af musik i diverse formater.

Blandt andet har Sony og Universel dannet et fælles firma kaldet "Duet" der
saster på at sælge musik online.


Klippet fra http://www.napster.com/company/
Company Profile

Founded: May 1999

Number of Employees: 50

Funding

Napster, Inc. recently closed a $15 million Series C venture capital funding
round. The round was led by Hummer Winblad Venture Partners, with additional
investments from Angel Investors LP and other existing investors. As part of
the investment in Napster, Hummer Winblad partners Hank Barry and John
Hummer joined the Board of Directors and Hank Barry assumed the role of
interim CEO.

/ZoleX



Zolex (23-02-2001)
Kommentar
Fra : Zolex


Dato : 23-02-01 17:15

Repost *
> Napster har da også været sponsor i sporten, f.eks. i beach volley,
hvordan
> kan de det? når de "ingen penge" har.
>
> Hygge
> Osten.dk
>
Som du kan se forneden er Napster et ganske kommercielt foretagende, vist
nok
ejet eller delvist ejet af en kæmpe mediekoncern der hedder Bertelsmann
(eller noget der henad).

Der udover kan man se, at de har skaffet sig en del "venturekapital" som de
nok mest har brugt på de mange og lange retssager de har gang i.

Der er nok et par fremsynede mediekoncerner der ´har set lyset og vil satse
på online salg af musik i diverse formater.

Blandt andet har Sony og Universel dannet et fælles firma kaldet "Duet" der
saster på at sælge musik online.


Klippet fra http://www.napster.com/company/
Company Profile

Founded: May 1999

Number of Employees: 50

Funding

Napster, Inc. recently closed a $15 million Series C venture capital funding
round. The round was led by Hummer Winblad Venture Partners, with additional
investments from Angel Investors LP and other existing investors. As part of
the investment in Napster, Hummer Winblad partners Hank Barry and John
Hummer joined the Board of Directors and Hank Barry assumed the role of
interim CEO.

/ZoleX





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