Zune-Zune? Is Microsoft trying to capitalize on Mazda ad campaign. | AppleX Net

Big day November 14, 2006 Microsoft will release Zune, the "iPod killer" for some. While reading the various release's about the Zune, Zune Zune from the Mazda ad campaign went through my head. Was this intentional I wondered on Microsoft's part

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Microsoft's plans to lure consumers with its ZUNE

Zune is the umbrella term for the hardware player, the software on it and the download service it will be tied into. Music tracks, movies and other content will be available via this service. The first Zune player will appear in late 2006 with more to follow in 2007. Industry...

EMI signs with Microsoft for music videos on Zune

"EMI, the world's third-largest music company has said it has signed a deal to provide preloaded music videos for Microsoft's soon-to-launch Zune player. The London-based company said the deal would see artists including 30 Seconds To Mars and Hot Chip featured on the player...

Kommt Zune doch mit Video-Funktion?

Microsoft hat einen Bericht der New York Post als „spekulativ“ zurückgewiesen. Das Blatt berichtete unter Berufung auf „informierte Kreise“, dass der neue Zune-Player wegen stockender Verhandlungen mit der Filmindustrie ohne Videofunktion an den...

One Of These Bands Is Not Like The Other

"One interesting factor in the impending Zune/iPod War of Christmas 2006 is the looming possibility of the Beatles going digital for Microsoft. Michael Pachter, an analyst at Wedbush Morgan who follows Microsoft, wonders if the company will shell out the cash. It sure would...

Microsoft confirms 'iPod killer'

Microsoft plans to launch a rival to Apple's iPod MP3 player.

Microsoft confirms its 'Zune' iPod rival

Microsoft's Attention Deficit Disorder

There has been plenty of discussion this week about the new Microsoft Music Player code name Zune. The first thing that struck me was the odd nature of the announcement, through a series of leaks to key on-line sites such as Engadget and the New York Times. Secondly what...