April 24, 2008

The Future Of Music: Like Water, Feels Free, Ubiquitous - Transcription via Robin Good

The amazing Robin Good has transcribed my entire Music2.0 video and published the text on his site: The Future Of Music: Like Water, Feels Free, Ubiquitous, Full of Marketing Opportunities - Music 2.0 Is Coming - Robin Good's Latest News.

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Apr 24, 2008 4:16:49 PM | MY PRESENTATIONS

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