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We are focused on building a foundation for the next wave of digital entertainment distribution, consumption and communication, while ensuring our infrastructure will be flexible enough to support future demands and trends. From the convenience provided by OnTour® in helping people Never Miss A Concert Again®, to the empowerment Speakerheart™ provides through helping independent artists upload, market and sell their product, PassAlong Networks is building a new bridge for media content creators — whether they deal in music, movies, books, photos or other mediums — to reach those individuals and communities interested in what they create.
 The Connected Consumer™ Division (CCD) focuses on the integration of PassAlong's technologies with consumer electronics (CE) devices. The CCD will work with CE partners to embed its digital media technologies into chips and devices in order to bring new types of products to market with innovative content capabilities and services. Speakerheart™ enables artists to upload their own albums and tracks, convert their songs to ringtones, set their prices and sell it all side-by-side in custom storefronts. OnTour® is a free Mac/PC application and Mac Widget that delivers customized concert information based on a consumer's geographic location and the artists listed in his or her digital music library. OnTour is directly integrated with major ticket vendor services and online music stores and it even provides maps and directions to the event. OnTour helps you "Never Miss A Concert Again.®" StoreBlocks™ is a feature-rich platform for launching custom download stores. StoreBlocks includes one of the industry's largest music catalogs of more than 2 million songs, innovative viral marketing tools and extensive store building options and features. FreedomMP3™ is a product that honors both creator and consumer rights by allowing the use of any file format (we recommend MP3) and providing a secure environment on the device so that consumers can move their music within their domain (their iPods, computers, etc.) while protecting the creator's rights by not allowing the files to be uploaded to P2P services or mass copied and stolen. |
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