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		    <title><![CDATA[Music Business May Want To Think Twice About Betting Big On Ringtone Market]]></title>
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While I am loathe to admit it, the iPhone should usher in a new era where it should be fisher-price simple to use any song on your device as a ringtone. I've been doing it on my smartphone for a while now, but only because I like to futz with audio AND electronics, and now the masses should be able to as well.</p>
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Really do you buy a song for your iPhone for .99, and THEN buy a crappier version of the same song AGAIN for 1.99 (or more) for a ringtone?</p>
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The Ringtone market is dead!</p> <p>SomeAudioGuy</p>]]></description>
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I'll defer to John Cage here, re: point above.</p>
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Anyway, the ringtone market is dying probably because cell phones in the near future will be able to play the very Mp3s we hear on our iPods.</p>
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The cell phone will become more important than ever.  However, the concept of a ringtone is going to become obsolete once they become full Mp3s anyway.<br />
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		    <pubDate>Mon, 19 Feb 2007 13:02:05 EST</pubDate>
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Haven't we reached the point where we can safely conclude that a song is no longer a song once it becomes some fucktard's ringtone? Doesn't it speak more so for the need for attention rather than musical preference? Seriously annoying.</p> <p>Jude</p>]]></description>
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		    <pubDate>Mon, 19 Feb 2007 10:56:12 EST</pubDate>
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