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ringtone downloads The answer to that lies in figuring out just what end-users would do with a mobile phone if it could pick up TV signals. Watching broadcast TV during the train/bus ride to work sounds good, but you could do that with any old analog TV for free, though the quality would vary wildly. Some people might pay for a reliable signal. There's also a cannibalization issue here. Time spent watching TV on a mobile phone is time NOT spent using other 3G data services, like downloading video clips you want to see now rather than waiting for something good to come on TV. Wasn't this supposed to be an alternative to top-down broadcast television in the first place?. To be fair, 3G video itself is still in search of a business case.
In the video with Timbaland's response to Acidjazz Ripoff controversy Nepbaland says: "Yes, I delete racist comments, repetitive comments aka spam, idiotic comments, nonsense comments, etc..."
He lies. He deletes practically all contradictory comments. No matter how polite or logical they are. He even leaves the blatant lies and misconceptions (he would call it nonsense comments). He is a liar and deserves no respect at all. Someone called "DieStimmeAusDemOff" has posted an alternative link of the same video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTvY3wZrHrQ Your comments won't be censored there.
Update 8.feb 2007: Someone called Nepbaland has posted a video-response to this video, featuring an interview with Timbaland. Following quote is from the interview:
It's from a video game idiot! [laughter] A freaking jerk! (Timbaland)
When I posted my comment to the video posted by Nepbaland, it was removed. The comment said that Timbaland is clueless and that it was never used in videogame and that's just actual composition by Glenn Rune Gallefoss (you can read the rest of the info later in this text). Actually as it seems, Timbaland was trying to be insulting, not pretending to be clueless.
I provide a link to the transcription of the stuff that Timbaland says in the interview. Most of this is showing the discrescpect and arrogance towards the original composer (2000) and later arranger (2002) of the original tune which Timbaland had falsely claimed as his.
C64 demo released on 20. January 2007 by Chronic, featuring a music called AcidJazz.sid arranged by Glenn Rune Gallefoss (2002). The tune got sampled and used in Nelly Furtado's song "Do It" without permission.
Original author of the music is Tempest (Janne Suni) who released the Acidjazzed Evening in 2000 at Assembly 2000 demoscene party in Finland. Glenn Rune Gallefoss made a cover of the tune in 2002 with permission of the original author.
In 2005 GRG's version got first used in a mobile ringtone called BlockParty (produced by Timbaland) and later (2006) it was used in "Do it", Credits to "Do it" goes like this: Written by Nelly Furtado, Tim Mosely (Timbo) and Danja (Nate Hills). Produced by Timbaland and Danja. However the Acidjazz.sid music (which you are hearing in the video) was used without permission.
You can download the demo here: http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=45786
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