Here’s a link to hundreds of music videos from the 80’s. Spend your weekend watching to find the one (OK, maybe two) worth still caring about.  Start by pretending you. Continue reading

Dubbed "Freedom Rings At The RIAA", guerrilla anti-DRM group DefectiveByDesign.org is encouraging protesters to call the RIAA and other industry organizations to protest restrictive digital rights management systems.  The group. Continue reading

UPDATED – – The iPod may enjoy a dominate 80% portable player market share in the US but worldwide it’s closer to only 26% providing hope for competitors. (DMN) –. Continue reading

ExtremeTech did an exhaustive comparison of the top music recommendation sites rating them on a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best. MusicStrands – 8 Liveplasma – 7 UpTo11.net. Continue reading

In response to growing safety concerns, MySpace is planning new restrictions on how adults may contact younger users. MySpace currently prohibits kids 13 and under from setting up accounts and. Continue reading

– French lawmakers have agreed to water down a law that would have threatened the future of the iPod in the country. (AP) – Hits reports that Edgar Bronfman, Jr.. Continue reading

The creative folks over at DefectiveByDesign.org who have been known to picket Apple stores dressed in yellow hazmat suits are taking their anti-DRM fight to another level: "On Friday, June. Continue reading

As the Federal Communications Commission takes the first steps toward enacting sweeping changes to the nation’s media ownership rules, a diverse alliance of consumer, civil rights, labor and media reform. Continue reading

A new Google hack called G2P tests legal limits by using Google’s search engine technology to find often illegal mp3’s ready to be downloaded for free.  Just type in an. Continue reading

MySpace has been in the news a lot lately.  Not all of the news is good. – MySpace plans to expand to other countries including Britain where it launched in. Continue reading