If Rio Caraeff had his way, the phrase “I want my MTV” would be replaced by “I want my Vevo.” The 34-year-old Santa Monica music executive, who once headed the digital music business for ...

Since the whole idea behind Vevo is to extract more money from advertisers when people watch free music online, Google, the record labels and Abu Dhabi Media could bristle at the idea of Muziic ...

Jaymar has worked in online media since 2007. Whether you're a die-hard music buff or a casual listener ... its entire catalog is legit. While Vevo is free to download, it is ad-supported ...

Vevo is a joint venture between Google and the two music labels, "powered by YouTube," and is intended to become an online destination ... Video clips will be free to view, with revenue likely ...

Vevo, the online music video service that turns ... What’s more, viewers can watch tens of thousands of music videos for free, as often as they wish, on a Web browser, in Facebook or on any ...

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Music videos now stream online 24-hours a day ... they are there specially just to decode audio and video, and it can free up your CPU." For more on how Vevo created a round-the-clock streaming video ...

Launched on March 12, 2013, VEVO TV is an always-on, TV broadcast-style music video channel that delivers a new 24-hour programming line-up featuring content from VEVO's extensive catalogue of premium ...

Vevo has partnered with TelevisaUnivision to launch two Latino-themed 24/7 live streaming music video channels on ViX, targeting the new free, ad-supported platform's audience. The partnership ...

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Vevo has one of the biggest presences in online music and digital video ... playing their videos in the background as a free way to listen to songs on demand. To that, Zapata noted that ...

So why would anybody go to Vevo? Why bother building it, instead of just making it a new channel on YouTube? Who is this for? The music industry, that's who. It wants to control the online music ...