The music-video site
PluggedIn launched today with about 10,000 videos from Universal Music Group, Sony BMG, and EMI. Branded with the tagline "Filter the noise. Hear the music," PluggedIn is being seen by the major labels as an opportunity to once again dictate how their content should be experienced and used by the masses, bringing things back to the way they were before those pesky indie labels and
YouTube remixers ruined their expense accounts and fat-cat lifestyles. Its picture quality is really quite nice, but it doesn't allow embedding of its videos, and as mentioned, it only has about 10,000 clips in its label-generated database right now—although it's licensed the All Music Guide's content in an effort to make its content well look
a lot deeper than it actually is. And not only that, it kicks those pesky people who have opinions about music that may be different than yours—and the ability to spell—to the curb, too!
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