Blogging is great! But, others are interested in music packaging and promotion. Kyte appeared to me to be something like MySpace targeting different platforms. Consolidation of these networks is something to consider, particularly with Facebook moving into the area.

My primary concern is how does one give the audience an application-like experience without the cost. With a 3-5 minute experience, as many have found, waiting for the content is fine for loyal fans, but not necessarily great for expanding the audience.

Do you get many sales out of the platform?

To answer KP Miller – in my case, Kyte allows artists to Video Blog with ease and this application just provides another way to get those blogs to the fan.

Modularity is key. But there are other important aspects, that models such as Kyte highlight. In my mind the three aspects are customization, ease of use, and monetization. A cost effective platform will be pretty fantastic!

That said. Cool! And no, there is no way to avoid the certification process. This is something that will take Apple’s commitment to speeding up the process. My understanding is that tools are being developed to in fact speed up the process.

I nearly chucked my coffee, not that people aren’t working on similar things. But, as with the Death Cab for Cutie application, when we sit down with people, we demo both. Time is an issue, when you’ve got 3-5 minutes to make your mark. Waiting is the death knell for such products.

Praveen
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