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Media Music streaming service Simfy kills its free offering in Belgium, blaming excessive royalty fees Germany-based music streaming service Simfy has announced that it is withdrawing its ad-supported, free-to-listen service from the Belgian market just 11 months after it launched there. In an email to users today, the company cites high music industry royalty fees for the move. Simfy launched in
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You know an app is on its way to going mainstream when a major brand like Starbucks has its own account. There’s simply no denying Instagram‘s popularity. In fact, it looks like the app just got a little bit more popular when Justin Bieber shared an image of LA traffic using Instagram. Bieber-traffic aside, Instagram already has a user base of over 7 million and the amount of third party apps that
Twitter drops following requirement for DMs on Verified Accounts
Updated at the foot of the post with a statement from Twitter. Please see the statement for clarification. Twitter has begun amending its messaging policy for Verified Accounts, allowing celebrities and brands to receive Direct Messages without having to follow the sender. News came via Nabeel Ziyaan, who noticed that the requirement to follow a user to receive a Direct Message had now been remove
Father and son launch an iPhone and HD camera into space, take amazing video
This puts any science project you have been a part of to shame, period. A father and son team, members of the larger Brooklyn Space Program, put together a balloon to travel into space which rose to a height of some 100,000 feet (nearly 19 miles) before coming down. In the balloon was an HD camera that took a video of the entire trip which lasted more than an hour. An iPhone was also placed in the
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