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Unless Amie Street has a patent on demand-based pricing (which would now be in Amazon's hands), shutting down just means the market is open to a fresh, nimble competitor.

What grabbed me about Amie right off the bat is how it combines a calendar and a task list into one beautiful package.

Any song that people actually care about downloading will, by defintion, quickly reach 98 cents at Amie St.

Have you considered doing a variable pricing model like Amie Street did back in the day?

I used to work for Amie Street, a startup whose series A was financed by Amazon...

Reminds me of amie.so calendar lunch the past few days, cool site UI and all, but still having trouble with the servers until now.

All that in a pokemon game sounds like the gimmick of the generation that pokemon's had since gen 3 (contests, Pokestar studio, pokemon amie, etc.).

Ideally, you have something somewhere in between the hard-to-crack-unless-you're–with-a-major label of Pandora and the total free-for-all of some past services like Amie Street, but that's a notoriously difficult line to walk.

I agree with the amie st and indeed picks.

While the likes of thesixtyone and Amie Street help a band sell their music digitally, we believe that their ultimate success is rooted in engaging fans in a physical manner.

There are plenty for music marketplaces, for instance, and while the largest ones are part of big companies who have more leverage to negotiate with the record industry, there are lots of smaller ones out there that seem to be doing fine, like amie street.

What I say is, au contraire mon amie, the delta that Oxide's bylaws/RFP apply on top of the base Corp Structure refer to the fixed compensation, where equity/ownership remains largely unchanged (unchanged from the base, not inexistent or unchanged compared to the base of the base, the commodity non-sf Corp.).

Compare that to Amie Street: "The best place to discover new music." Still not perfect - I have a lot of complaints about Amie Street as well - but at least it sets up the idea that music should be special.

We offer an API to record via desktop app like Granola/Krisp/Amie, and also an API for meeting bots like Grain/Fathom/Fireflies.

Amie Street provided independent music downloads will a revolutionary demand-based pricing system.