Study Shows iPod A Radio Killer
As Reported in RAIN: The RadIo And Internet Newsletter From MacWorld (UK): “New research suggests the iPod — rather than the Internet, 3G or media fragmentation — will have the. Continue reading
Apple rolls out cheaper iPods
FROM THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Apple rolls out cheaper iPods NEW YORK -Apple Computer Inc. on Monday introduced lower-priced versions of its iPod digital music player with longer battery life, positioning. Continue reading
Recording Industry’s Filesharing Blacklist
FROM THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER.COM: File-sharing outfits cite music-biz ‘blacklist’ WASHINGTON — The recording industry has “blacklisted” Internet file-sharing services and is preventing other companies like RealNetworks Inc. from doing business. Continue reading
Sony, BMG Merger & Cuts – Major Pain Only Stockholders Gain
From The Hollywood Reporter: Sony, BMG reportedly plan to cut 25% of staff LONDON – Sony Music and BMG plan to shed up to 2,000 jobs or about 25% of. Continue reading
Digital Download Auctions?
Ebay adds digital download music sales Online auction giant eBay Inc. will allow some customers to buy and sell digital music files as part of a pilot program that could. Continue reading
MTV On Your Laptop…Can This Be A Good Thing?
From Wired News: Toshiba is developing a new laptop model that allows users to watch TV on it without having to boot up the computer’s Windows operating system — the. Continue reading
Dave Mathews Finally Gets With The Program
FROM THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Dave Matthews, Napster make online music together The Dave Matthews Band has agreed to make its catalog of music available on Napster, marking the first time. Continue reading
We’re not sure what this means, but….
Body movement to create music By Jane Wakefield BBC News Online technology staff Sound engineers could ditch their mixing desks if the work of researchers at Leeds University becomes reality.. Continue reading
FILE SHARING GROWING AS USERS MIGRATE TO NEW NETWORKS
FROM YAHOO NEWS & REUTERS Excerpts: “Internet users download twice as many films, games and music as they did a year ago, despite a big crackdown on the activity, according. Continue reading
