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T-Village - Anzio
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Located not far from Port of Anzio T-Village provides Anzio beach apartment accommodation.
Apartment accommodations come with air conditioning and desks. Practical amenities include kitchens and refrigerators. In addition, the apartment accommodation features an elevator (lift).
The hotel is on the beach, in a very nice placeVenere Guest, Italy
These reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at T-Village
A continental breakfast is served between 8 AM and 10 AM for a fee.
Facilities at T-Village
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Meeting Room
- Luggage room
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Concierge
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Internet/Email services
- Free parking
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Check-in: between 4 PM and 8 PM.
Check-out: before 10 AM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 8 per person (approximately)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- Cleaning fee: EUR 40 per accommodation, per stay for housekeeping
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
T-Village reviews
- April 2014
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- Italy
The hotel is on the beach, in a very nice place
- July 2011
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Poland
There was a problem with communication with the staff in english. There was no information that there is additional charge for staying on the hotel beach! During last night the staff were preparing for the next day's show until late at night and it was in the front of our balcony. The Wi-Fi was very poor, it was difficult even to check your email.
- May 2011
- Venere Guest
- Family with young children
Perfect place, great location (good to have a car if you want to explore the are or do shopping), nice beach, sea waves were the only pleasant noice there. Kitchen well equipped (well, no cleaning tools, but our dishes were washed everyday!). Wifi Internet poor, but sometimes it's good to be out of it:) Great food in the restaurant. Definitively would go there again!
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- April 2012
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Italy
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Room Details
Book your beach accommodation at T-Village, offering 40 guest rooms with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Guest rooms are individually decorated, making each stay a unique experience. Functional in-room kitchens equipped with refrigerators and microwaves allow you to dine in while you travel.
Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers will benefit from desks during their Anzio visit. Additional comforts include coffee/tea makers.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers and bidets.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Mini fridge
- Coffee and tea maker
- Satellite TV
- Desk
- Wireless Internet access
- Kitchen
Distances from T-VillagePort of Anzio - 4.7 km / 2.9 mi
Santuario di Nettuno - 6.5 km / 4 mi
Landriana Gardens - 9.2 km / 5.7 mi
Aprilia 2 Shopping Center - 12.7 km / 7.9 mi
Torre Astura - 16.2 km / 10.1 mi
Zoomarine - 20.3 km / 12.6 mi
Castel Romano Outlet - 29.1 km / 18.1 mi
Castello di Palo - 64.9 km / 40.3 mi
Palude di Torre Flavia - 70.5 km / 43.8 mi
Etruscan Necropolis of Cerveteri - 71.2 km / 44.3 mi
Castello di Santa Severa - 79.7 km / 49.5 mi
Terme Taurine - 94.1 km / 58.5 mi
Aquafelix - 94.5 km / 58.7 mi
Forte Michelangelo - 95.1 km / 59.1 mi
Port of Civitavecchia - 95.3 km / 59.2 mi
The preferred airport for T-Village is Venice (VCE-Marco Polo) - 447.8 km / 278.2 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
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Tax Freedom Day in Georgia falls on April 8 this year, according to the Tax Foundation. That's the 98th day of the year and the day when we Georgians will have worked enough to pay our share of federal, state and local taxes for 2010.
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The 2010 legislative session of the Georgia General Assembly is almost completed, with only seven session days left. Working into the late hours of the night on Crossover Day, last Friday, the House passed many important pieces of legislation. Given that Crossover Day is the last day that a bill must pass one chamber in order to be considered by the other, the members of the House continued to debate legislation as long as time would allow. Some might say that the "People's Work" is never finished and as a member of the "People's House," all of the ...
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• Day 31 (Tuesday, March 30): Having passed the deadline where bills originating in the Senate can be passed over to the House, we began concentrating on those House bills that have been sent to us this year as well as bills left over from last year. But before we started the official business of the day, we took time to honor a popular country music star from Douglas, Jennifer Nettles, of the musical group Sugarland.
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Frustrated Ex-Employee Hacks Gucci Corporate Networks
The fashion house Gucci recently became the victim of a hack at the hands of a disgruntled ex-employee.
Sam Chihlung Yin, a former network engineer for the American branch of Gucci, is been accused of illegally accessing the company's servers, shutting some of them down, deleting data, and preventing Gucci employees across the country from receiving or sending emails, resulting in thousands of dollars in lost sales.
Yin's attack on Gucciâ??s computers came six months after he was fired from the luxury clothing company. To exact revenge, Yin, from Jersey City, N.J., used a fake employee account he had created while still at Gucci and tricked his former colleagues into granting him remote access to the company's servers.
After he gained nearly unfettered access to Gucci's computer network for two hours on Nov. 12, 2010, Yin deleted several virtual servers, shut down a storage area network, and deleted a disk containing the corporate mailboxes from an email server, according to court documents.
New York District Attorney Cyrus Vance indicted Yin yesterday (April 4), charging him with computer tampering and identity theft, among other cybercrimes. The computer tampering charge could land Yin behind bars for 15 years, The Register reported. In all, court documents say Yin's actions cost Gucci more than $200,000.
"Computer hacking is not a game, said Vance. It is a serious threat to corporate security that can have a devastating effect on personal privacy, jobs and the ability of a business to function at all.
Graham Cluley, the senior technology consultant at the security firm Sophos, said Yin's actions demonstrate how important it is for companies to safeguard their corporate networks.
It only takes one disaffected former worker to wreak havoc so make sure your defenses are in place, and that only authorized users can access your sensitive systems, he wrote in a Sophos blog.
Gucci's security snafu comes just as reports are surfacing that a criminal swindled Conde Nast the magazine publisher of Vogue, Glamour and GQ out of $8 million by tricking the company into paying a fake printing company.
MSNBC reports that in early November, Conde Nast received an email claiming to be from the company's magazine printer Quad/Graphics, asking for payments to be sent to a different account.
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We will explore four major world religions- Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and Judaism – and compare the beliefs of each with Christianity using Adam Hamilton's book, Christianity and World Religions: Wrestling With Questions People Ask.
In examining these major world religions and the beliefs of their followers, the Reverend Hamilton urges us as Christians to build bridges with others so that we might grow in our faith, seek peace in our world, love our neighbor, and find positive ways to share the gospel.
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The email came in at 7pm last night….we had sent a preliminary update to a local center where we offer classes with a new class idea a few months back, tentatively suggesting today as a starting date. But we hadn't heard anything….so we figured it wasn't happening. That's ok, we thought, we'll work on planning some new dates.
Then the email arrived. "Here's the roster for the class starting tomorrow," it read, "there are 10 students signed up!" My heart began to pound as I read it. Of course, we're thrilled that so many students have signed up, but with less than 24 hours notice could we pull it together? I called our teacher, Rebecca…her cheery voice rang through the phone…"sure, I'll just need to change an appointment but that should be ok."
There are things to do to prepare for a class…gather a set of appropriate machines, making sure they've been checked and are ready to sew, gather materials for student sewing kits, make sure Rebecca has everything she needs to teach. And oh yes, volunteers to help! I called two board members "could you help me gather machines and supplies first thing tomorrow morning?" I asked, trying not to sound too panicked. I sent out a quick email this morning asking any volunteers who might have some time today to help us out.
As I was preparing to leave for the church this morning my daughter, Maddie, offered to help us out too. So off we went, meeting Bird and Jane at the church. We gathered machines, even taking time to marvel at the "Genie" machine….a groovy older model we all fell in love with. Jane and Bird's cheery smiles and warm voices were so soothing. After the church, Maddie and I headed over to the CMC to get set up.
Rebecca arrived and the three of us got it all set up. And as the students arrived one by one, I felt that familiar feeling of "it'll all be alright." We had a smaller class today and Rebecca taught in her Spanish that improves every time I hear her. She tells me that she'd like to move to Uruguay someday…I hope not anytime soon…
And the students learned and sewed. I love how they talk and laugh and help each other and I love watching Rebecca do what she does so well. At 1:00 Roberta, one of our wonderful volunteers, walked through the door. "I'm sorry I couldn't be here earlier" she said. And she flowed right into the group, helping a stuck machine, guiding an errant thread back to its thread path.
Sewing, helping one another, sharing stories while they create….that's what happens in these classes and even though I've seen it over and over, it takes my breath away every time.]]>
Volunteers came together this past Saturday to work on the machines that have been donated. Wow, did we have machines!! Our amazing volunteers helped organize, check, and inventory machines all day long.
At the same time, in the same church, our local American Sewing Guild (ASG) chapter held a fabric sale with all of the proceeds going to The Sewing Machine Project. Volunteers from both efforts worked together to make the entire day a success.
I am so incredibly grateful to everyone who gave a part of their day to help out and to support the SMP. It really is fun and we got so much done!
And following that tremendous gift they offered to become a regular collection site. We've been looking for a dealership in that area to help us out and here they are.
We are thrilled and honored to add them to our list of Partners.]]>
The women in the class were working busily when I arrived, their voices a melody with the sewing machines humming the background. Laughing, discussing, asking questions, they never rested, it seemed. They were finishing up tote bags that they'd designed with Rebecca's help. Mee, the translator, is a sewist herself so a great help for these classes.
The classes meet in the evening because the women, all elders, spend their days at Kasjiab House, a very special place and program developed for Hmong elders to feel safe, receive counseling, learn more about American culture, and celebrate and express their own culture. Despite the fact that the elder women had been busy all day they had plenty of energy to sew in the evening. Their cultural background includes plenty of intricate handwork and they are excited to learn to use a sewing machine and, at the end of the class series, take home a machine of their own.
I was Rebecca's backup, doing minor machine repairs and answering questions. Rebecca, as always, taught in her beautiful relaxed way. As I sat beside one woman after another I marveled at the warmth I felt, not only between the women, but extended to me as well. I watched as they carefully stitched their bags together. I smiled as they joked with one another ("your tote bag is so big you could carry one of us in it!", the translator shared with me).
I love the fact that older people are called elders and are revered as a source of wisdom.
On the surface one might think that in these classes we are the teachers but we are the students as well.]]>
The Sewing Machine Project is such an amazing thing. I'm struck so often by the beauty and intensity of it and also its mystery. It is a Sunday afternoon and I'm recording donations and saying thank you to donors and to this beautiful energy that makes this all work. I am in awe.
Not too long ago it seemed like things had slowed down a bit. I struggle with these times and find myself feeling like I need to push, to make things happen. Not the first time this has happened and certainly not the last, but each time I go through the same struggle…wondering why things aren't moving more and trying to push them to move.
It's when I let go that things happen. It's when I rest in the fact that things aren't always visible to me but I need to trust that all is as it should be. So I let go and it was as if that was the key to burst the flood gates wide open. Goodness is pouring in. Our local programs are growing and we'll add a new center this summer here in Madison. I needed to find a group just a little further away to work on piloting this program and the group emerged–a wonderful organization helping Somali refugees find their feet in Northern Wisconsin. And as I wondered how we'd make this available to groups in other states I heard from a tiny community college in rural Mississippi in an area where most people don't have the means to take a course in basic sewing–they were contacting me with the dream of offering basic lessons at no charge and could we help them? Yes, I was able to confidently say, we can help you and how about if the participants not only learn to sew but get to keep the machines?
Our recent shipments to other countries have taught us that we have a lot to learn about navigating customs and also that we don't have the budget for these expensive shipments. And now I'm hearing from groups that have their shipping in place or are ready to hand carry the machines to Uganda, to Nicaragua, to Honduras…
I am sitting here writing this and saying so many grateful prayers. I feel so lucky to be able to share this good news and even luckier to guide The Sewing Machine Project.]]>
The Sewing Machine Project has affected my spirituality but I want to be clear that this is a personal thing. I, in no way, wish to align the SMP with any religious leaning. I simply wish to share how the building of this organization has changed me.
It's a vulnerable thing to release a blog. To tell you the truth, I've been adding to it for awhile just in private…which kind of defeats the purpose of a blog! I don't pretend to corner the market on insight or spirituality or anything else. I just know that the building of this organization and all of the richness and beauty surrounding it have profoundly changed my life.
So I send you this link along with my humble request for patience and consideration.]]>
There are our donors–people who share their wonderful machines, notions, thread, fabric and the very important funding that keeps us afloat. Often machines donations arrive with notes about how a machine was used, the memories attached. Checks arrive with letters encouraging us to continue the work we do, and so often they include a memory of a beloved sewer. Every single donation causes me to pause and quietly say thank you.
There are our board members–an amazing and active group, creative and wise, who listen, counsel, and work so hard to keep us going and growing. They allow me to envision new plans for the SMP and dare to dream along with me. I feel new energy after each board meeting.
There are our volunteers–and that list is growing. We have incredible and talented volunteers who give entire days to this organization–helping work on machines, helping to sew, stepping in to help whenever needed. Our volunteers work so hard and, at the same time, enjoy the connection with one another. A total win win!
But there is a group that I feel needs a label…and today I realized they're angels. These are the people who keep me going…the care and feeding of a director. Yesterday some of these angels appeared–dear friends who propped me up when I was feeling really stuck. They quietly and gracefully stepped in and helped me with a reorganization project…staying til it was completely done. Chatting and listening to music, sipping tea and working, I hope they didn't get to tired of me thanking them again and again.
Angels. People who step in just as you need them. People who listen and dream right along with you. People who ask "how can I help?" and mean it. People who quietly circle around you and are there to catch you when you start to fall. We all have angels in our lives. I'm so grateful for the ones in mine.]]>
We've been offered the chance to do a fundraiser at Covance, a drug testing company here in Madison. Hmmmm, what to do for a fundraiser?? Sell handmade goods, of course! My dream would be to sell goods made by those who receive our machines….the fair trade sale…and someday, that's going to happen. But this fundraiser is next month–yikes! So we need to get sewing. I sent out a notice to our volunteer email list and got a great response.
This past Saturday, 18 people came to the church and we began to sew. We worked on 3 different bag designs:
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A Dopp kit:
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We have so much beautiful fabric, left to us by a wonderful sewer who left this world too soon. We hope she was smiling as sewers met each other and worked side by side to create these products.
I love these volunteer days. People who've never met are instant friends and talking and laughter fills the room. I was thrilled to see Michelle Bartels and her two friends arrive all the way from Iowa. Even Michelle's husband, Louie helped out, smiling as he assisted with the set up and take down.
These days are like magic to me. I looked around the room several times and got all teary, just seeing and feeling the community. These days are about a lot more than sewing and getting things done. They're about building community and I realize more and more that that is a big part of what we're about…not only in the machines we distribute but also in the opportunities we present to grow and learn with one another.
If you or anyone you know is interested in volunteering, just send me a quick email through this website and I'll add you to the list. Our volunteer opportunities are a "no pressure" deal. If you can't make it we understand. But to make it is special…you'll see.


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Right On.Every time i think about one of these types of services i think about the same things you just listed.I do not want to give my login info to any site.Even the VPN services sites, you never know who might be watching your traffic at the service.You have better trust any service you deal with. I was given a free one year account at cyberghost, VPN service but have not used it because i don't trust it or the source i got it from.It is like all the people that do there taxes online at some web site. Now you here that many find that taxes refunds have all ready been sent out to fake fillers before the real person filled there taxes, where do you thing they got all the info to fill a tax return in your name.I have always used OpenSSH but now just upgraded to Windows 8 and need to find new software that is compatible with windows 8. I don't travel much so the need to connect is less these days so i have some time.
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Gallery: Cats as Famous Shakespeare Characters
If there's any one thing that could instantly improve all of Shakespeare's plays, what would it be? How about replacing some of his most recognizable characters with cats? You might think we're joking, that's exactly what artist Susan Herbert did in her 2004 book Shakespeare Cats, a collection of 32 hilarious paintings that reimagine some of the Bard's most beloved works as acted out by felines. Thanks a post over on thaeger, we've gathered some of our favorites for you to peruse after the jump. We know the Internet will love these silly, cat-infiltrated scenes, but what do you think your high school English teacher would say? … Read More
The Most Beautiful Outdoor Theaters in the World
A Swedish proverb tells us that a life without love is like a year without summer. Who better, then, to comment on the joy of our favorite season than a country that experiences never-ending midsummer days when the sun never sets? The summer solstice is fast approaching, and our yearly anticipation of the sultry, dog days is reaching an all time high. Our plans for the inevitable rooftop gatherings are in place, our outdoor event lists have been made, and bathing suits and sun hats have been purchased. Summer fun, we're ready for you.
In honor of the long, sun-drenched days ahead, we thought we'd take a look at some of the most amazing open-air play spaces in the world. From the largest natural amphitheater in America, surrounded by some of The West's most perfect picnic spots, to stunning forest theaters to a stage jutting into the sea along the rugged coast of Cornwall, click through to check out showstopping outdoor stages that have us wishing summer would last forever. Nominate your local favorites in the comments below! … Read More
10 Ingenious Shakespeare Adaptations on Film
The best of this week's (admittedly lean) DVD releases is Coriolanus, the sleek and muscular Shakespeare adaptation from star and first-time director Ralph Fiennes. He's been angling to bring the play to the screen for nearly a dozen years now, since he first played it on the London stage, and when the time came to do so, he did what many a filmmaker before him has done to make Shakespeare tenable to today's audience: he modernized it. But the text is so open, and his staging is so robust, that the interpretation works; it couldn't feel more timely and appropriate, with (perhaps intentional, perhaps accidental) allusions to the Tea Party, Congressional dysfunction, and the Occupy movement that land without the clumsiness that so often batters political cinema.
In honor of a job well done, we've assembled ten other films that altered the Bard's plots and texts in a similarly entertaining fashion. Check them out after the jump, and add your own in the comments. … Read More
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10 Works of Art We Can't Believe They Got Away With
In the context of our post last week on French yé-yé pop, we touched on France Gall's "Les Sucettes," an ostensibly innocent ditty written for her by Serge Gainsbourg, which came stuffed full of allusions to oral sex. The song's questionable enough, but the video is all kinds of wrong — giant dancing phalluses, nubile teens sucking on very suggestive lollipops, and poor little France Gall, oblivious to it all. We still can't quite believe Gainsbourg got away with it, but then, he made a career out of getting away with it. Anyway, the whole thing got us thinking about similar works of art with hidden meanings that somehow managed to slip under the radar — history is full of them, and we've put together a rather eclectic selection after the jump. We're sure there must be heaps more, so let us have your suggestions in the comments section. … Read More
Wrapped Up In Books: 10 Great Odes to Famous Writers
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Bookish Brands: 25 Pieces of Awesome Literary Street Art
Graffiti artists aren't particularly known for their bookishness. After all, when you spend your nights out on the street as a graphic art vigilante, you're missing important time that could be spent snuggled up in bed with a book. So after we saw this spectacular Isaac Asimov portrait, we decided to go hunting for graffiti with a distinct literary bent — and in fact, the world abounds with bookish street art, from portraits of favorite authors to stenciled and scribbled quotes to representations of beloved characters. Click through to see twenty five of our favorite finds, from the reverent to the blatantly mocking, and let us know which author's likeness you'd most like to stencil onto the walls of your city in the comments — or get out there and contribute to our collection. … Read More
The 10 Most Expensive Books in the World
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Not a Dataman, I'm a Data, Man
This week when Jay-Z released his latest album, Magna Carta Holy Grail, in the form of an Android app for Samsung Galaxy phones, most of the critical attention has focused on how atrocious the album is artistically, and how grotesquely and uninterestingly materialistic it is, even by rap standards. I don't think these critiques would have levied so harshly had Jay-Z put out an album in stores. As I've written in this column space I afford myself before, there are literally dozens of people out there who will tie themselves in knots to make the most utterly insipid pop bullshit interesting, often rewarding artists who make aesthetically bad music for "challenging" its audience. There's something about the distribution of the album that rubs listeners the wrong way, and I think that's worth parsing apart a bit more.
I've been reading Jaron Lanier's latest, Who Owns The Future?, and I recommend it to anyone who uses the Internet a lot (i.e., anyone reading this, I'm guessing). It reframes rising income inequality and the crash of 2008 as issues that arose from the rise of digital networks, and warns that more is to come. Lanier's argument is this: because we have chosen to have nearly all information be free, we feed data into large servers that then turn this data into something valuable while masking the human inputs, offering "automation" or "intelligence" that is actually big data puppetry. Google Translate, to use one of his examples, doesn't know how to translate Polish to Spanish, but other people have posted enough information online to allow it to approximate the translation. This happens again everywhere on the Internet, and right now it's perceived as a good thing — Google Translate is great, right? His fear, which I find compelling, is that many more ordinarily human tasks will eventually become the province of software or digital networks. The Teamsters, he believes, will eventually be "Napsterized" by self-driving cars. Paralegals might face the same fate, even college professors.
This all sounds far-fetched, but to bolster his case, he repeatedly points back to the music industry. In our lifetime, we watched that industry get totally hollowed out by the widespread introduction of servers. The trade in songs that supported so many middle-class careers was brought low as soon as those songs could be moved across digital networks for free. Now, wealth that might have gone to musicians goes to Google, Apple, or — more often than not — no one at all. Those who get themselves closest to the top of the data pyramid, in Lanier's formulation, are those who can gather the most wealth these days. Normally, the dollars that used to go from your pocket to Jay-Z's (and his label, producers, Sam Goody, etc) now go to Apple (if you buy from the iTunes store, and of course Jay-Z gets money in that transaction, too, but the point is a server-owning company is in on the take, not the music industry as such) or no one in the case of an illegal download (but in this case Google might earn some money off the knowledge that you like Jay-Z, and if you tell your Facebook friends that you like Jay-Z, then Facebook might gain a more complete picture of what Jay-Z-likers like, and make some money off that, etc, etc). And with MCHG, Samsung gets some of the money — but that's not all they got in the transaction.
Now here's where we must consider the most curious aspect of Jay-Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail Android app: it made some aggressive data requests. Specifically, it asked to see who you talk to on your phone and where you go (your GPS location). I don't know a tremendous amount about smartphones, or app permissions, but from what I've read on tech blogs they were asking for an unusual amount of data. Samsung reportedly gave Jay-Z $5 million to give the app away to one million people.
Now consider the three-way trade that has been done here. Jay-Z gets paid directly for his music in a way that wouldn't be quite so likely if he had to rely on traditional record sales and "traditional" digital downloads. You, the listener, get free (or almost-free) music, which is what you're used to at this point. It's a frictionless transaction, to borrow a Silicon Valleyism. And Samsung — which is not a cellular provider and would therefore not normally have access to this, I don't think — gets some of that raw uncut data, which is all anybody wants anymore.
A quick note about the mobile market: it is considered a huge deal for marketers and advertisers. People all the sudden walking around with little computers that tell you where they are all the time and how they spend money — think about how aggressively "mobile wallets" have been pushed in recent years — it's easy to see why it's considered so important. Business Insider, whatever you think of them, launched BI Intelligence, its only subscription-based service, strictly to publish reports on the mobile market. And, according to Pew data, young black and Latino people, are far more likely to use a mobile device to access the web than any other demographic. And if I recall, these demographic groups also strongly prefer Android phones. This is their main point of contact with online marketers, and it will be valuable to know more about them should anyone wish to properly target them with advertisements based on data gathered by spying on them in the future.
(Now, here's the big, important caveat for the Tumblr crowd: yes, of course, people of all colors and creeds like Jay-Z. I get that. I'm encouraging you to think cynically, like a marketer, here. A Jay-Z record will help capture more data about these hard-to-capture demographics than, say, a Radiohead record.)
Jay-Z, in this scheme, is just a pawn — the means for a "Siren Server," to use Lanier's term, working for a massive cellphone company, to learn more about a valuable, and, I suspect, often misunderstood or underestimated market. If the deal was inked before the album was made, then the album, in this formulation, was a mere Trojan horse. Could this help explain why it's so bad?
Jay-Z's ability to continue making large quantities of money from bad rap music has been diminished over the last decade, as he's diversified his business empire to include a clothing line (Coc-a-Wear) and a partnership with Brooklyn development interests (The Nets), among other things. This partnership with Samsung, if Lanier's framework is at all useful to understand it**, is savvy — Jay gets that he won't get paid for music directly anymore, but that there is something else of value he might give to people who have money — but it strikes me as deeply dishonest.
*This is a problem I seem to have.
**Like the McRib and other things I tend to see
big conspiracies ulterior motives in, it could very well be that Jay-Z's record is just a marketing stunt. But I do suspect that we can't explain away the data requests so easily.
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