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Amazon Cloud Drive, It’s Kinda Like a Big Deal — Part 2

Last week we wrote about Amazon’s bold new Cloud Drive service (read part 1 here). In Part 2 of this short series we’ll look at the legal challenges that the music industry will likely mount. First-Sale Doctrine To briefly recap, Amazon’s Cloud Player allows users to store their music in the cloud where they can […]

April 17, 2011 – 3:35 pm | By Greg | Posted in Cloud Computing, Intellectual Property, Music | Tagged , | Comments (0)

Amazon Cloud Drive, It’s Kinda Like a Big Deal — Part 1

Early last week Amazon launched a new online music service called Cloud Drive. At first glance Cloud Drive seems to be like any other online storage/backup system. Its features look very similar to Dropbox, a place where you can store your personal files for security and convenience as well as retrieve them from any internet connected computer. Amazon’s Cloud […]

April 5, 2011 – 4:14 am | By Greg | Posted in Cloud Computing, Intellectual Property, Music | Tagged , | Comments (0)