digital locker

Students can also store files in a digital locker for later use.

The "digital locker" is key for musicians I think, it sounds great.

The "digital locker" sounds interesting, but 30 second preview is too long, should cut that in half I think.

For anyone who owns an iPod, the arrival of digital lockers might not seem like a big deal.

Each account represents a digital locker for students to store information and data necessary to complete assignments in all subject areas.

The digital locker platform was composed of four major components:

Instead, the company supposedly wants to offer digital locker services for existing iTunes purchases.

Letting customers store their music in a digital locker ensures their return to the site.

Users could scan their hard drives for music and upload songs to a "digital locker."

I'm hoping this "digital locker" will allow musicians to share their gems with the world, without giving away the store.

By default each user's digital locker is limited to 2GB.

MP3.com tried out the "digital locker" concept in the past but was promptly sued by labels and lost.

Record companies fantasize about huge revenues from streaming services, and they fear digital lockers like the plague.

Each track purchased gets copied into user's personal digital locker, which later can be downloaded or streamed.

"Digital locker" services are often used for music, and they can often get confused with other types of streaming music.

Those same negotiations could very well enable a digital locker solution in addition to mere re-download capability.

Both Apple and Google have released and are currently working on their own free digital locker services for music.

Letting customers transfer files to their digital lockers has sometimes irked the record labels who own the copyrights.

Myplay's digital lockers also offer a promotional tool for Bertelsmann's record labels.

Digital locker for multiple downloads of paid-for-tracks.

Some digital locker services limit you in the types of... ( More... )

On November 14, 2008, Microsoft announced that the Digital Locker will be shut down in 2009.

Digital Locker Assistant (a client side application that facilitates the download of purchased applications)

The company's online retail store, CDNow.com, may also provide instant downloads directly to digital lockers as well.

Digital locker technology could secure some downloads before Microsoft Store replaced Windows Marketplace.