SnoCap (you remember, the company set up by original Napster man Shawn Fanning developing the technology which allows legit P2Ps to track what music is being shared) is launching a new technology called Linx which will allow bands to sell music directly from their sites, and which will allow independent retailers to sell music from the SnoCap catalogue, which includes music from all four majors and various indies. Apparently the new technology can be integrated with the MySpace template, meaning bands can sell music via their MySpace pages, using PayPal to take their money.
Jul 27, 2006
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SnoCap launches Linx so bands can sell downloads directly
SnoCap is launching Linx, which lets bands sell music directly from their sites and independent retailers sell music from its catalogue, integrating with MySpace pages via PayPal.