For everybody asking, you can now go to Zune.net . You can also go see Lion and Gazelle: (CSS rocks) Soon it'll go live at Zune-arts.net . And hey, did anyone see this poll ? Interesting. . .

(Heads up; this is a long post I highlighted some things to make it a little bit easier to read) Since we started the Zune project, and I started this blog, I’ve been talking about community, about bringing a social aspect to music and entertainment. Zune is the next step in connected entertainment. With Xbox Live, we created a world of connected gamers. With Zune, we’re creating a world of connected music fans. Zune is the next step in the space we're calling " connected entertainment ."...

There was a time when I could say "I'm not a blogga I just post a lot." This week, not so much; sorry bout that. ;) So a few thoughts as the week wraps up: Hope everyone had a real nice time at Bumbershoot. Favorite? Lady Sov: (video not made by me) This week Bryan Lee, a Zune corporate VP, spoke at Citigroup's Global Technology Conference in New York . Quoted in Todd Bishop's ( Seattle P-I ) blog, Lee says: On the Zune's community elements: [M]y experience gets better because I have one...

I know that the whole world is linking to this story, but I would add one thing: we have more artists to announce the next coming weeks. You heard it here first. The article adds this quote, which caught my attention: "Apple has been an important partner in building the digital music market but any well-funded serious entrant has got to be good news for the artists and industry," Jeff Kempler, executive vice president of EMI unit Virgin Records America, told Reuters. Also, can anyone recommend...