Music Media Watch

MMW-120 -- RIAJ Releases 2007 Figures, Mobile Still Going Strong

On April 3, the Record Industry Association of Japan officially
released the 'RIAJ Yearbook 2008,' its annual roundup of sales
figures, statistics and trends from the previous year. For Japan Inc's analysis Read Now

MMW-119 -- Japan's Music Media Publishers

Music Media Watch takes a look at SNS site Mixi's new music station service, RIAJ's sales figures for music downloads in 2007 and Sony's new walkman releases.

MMW-118 -- Japan's Music Media Publishers

Music Media Watch looks at KDDI's plans to broadcast concerts live on all FM radio stations in Japan, Yamaha starts Y-TV service to promote products and events, Roland to debut new products at Sound Spark 2008 event,Sony's NetJuke software to work with KDDI's LISMO service and NTT DoCoMo makes Melody Call trial previews available for non-subscribers.

MMW-117 -- Japan's Music Media Publishers

The latest in music media publishing, Music media watch brings to you the cutting edge of what's going on in the music publishing industry in Japan.

MMW-116 -- Mobile Music, A Look Back At 2007

A welcome return of J@pan Inc's Music Media Watch newsletter, just in time to make provide us with a good round oup of the year's music media highlights. Read Now

MMW-115 -- Japan's New Rolling Robot Music

J@pan Inc Magazine Presents:
Music Media Watch.
The writer is taking a short break and will return in December.

MMW-114 -- Reflections on Ringtones

Music Media Watch looks back at market trends concerning polyphonic ringtones and takes a look ahead at where the ringtone innovators are moving to next. Includes a round up of music media news from Japan. Read Now

MMW-113 -- All Eyes on the iPhone

Music Media Watch brings you cutting edge commentary on Japan's music technology news. This edition focuses on the the iPhone and a potential tie-up with Softbank.

MMW-112 -- JASRAC Wins Again

Commentary on Japan's music technology news with a feature focus on JASRAC, Japan's main copyright collection organization legal wrangles in the digital music media industry

MMW-111 -- Mobage Town Opens New Corner For Music Creators

As we reported a few months ago in MMW #108, the recent trend for Japanese mobile content providers has been to set up new services off the main menu 'decks' of the wireless carriers. These off-portal sites are not subject to any approval process, restrictions or oversight by the carriers, but the content provider must generate his own traffic and handle his own billing. So far there have been... Read Now

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