Yahoo Launches Full Featured Music Subscrition Service At A Deep Discount Price

Yahoo! today announced Its new music subscription service, Yahoo!Music Unlimited, providing music fans with music listening and management functionality an introductory price of just $59.88 per year or $6.99 on. Continue reading

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BMI Launches Unsigned Act Podcast and Promises More Podcast Licensing

BMI’s new podcast series, called "See It Hear First," features works from unsigned artists, including Jetpack, Astaire, somedaynew and Brendan James. The podcasts are geared towards the A&R people and. Continue reading

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deviantART Builds Powerful Online Art Community

Many web sites have tried to serve as online community centers for musicians and music lovers, but none has done for music what deviantART appears to be doing for progressive. Continue reading

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Live365 COO Rags Gupta occassionally blogs on the current state and future of all forms of internet broadcasting.  He’s a bit wordy, but if net streaming and/or podcasting is your. Continue reading

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In another move that should make mobile music listening (including via internet streaming and broadcasting) a reality, USAToday reports that "Intel, AT&T and other corporate giants are throwing their weight. Continue reading

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ARE NEW EXPANDED RANDOM PLALISTS REALLY THE FUTURE OF RADIO?

From The Chicago Sun Times " Calling it a ‘redefinition’ of its alternative rock music format, WKQX-FM is expanding its playlist from 200 to nearly 1,000 songs and reaching back. Continue reading

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Intel & Bertelsmann Collaborate On New Media Download & Sharing Service

According to DigitalMeriaWire, "Chipmaker Intel and German media conglomerate Bertelsmann have announced they will collaborate on the design of devices that will be compatible with a planned Bertelsmann downloading and. Continue reading

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Supreme Court Grokster Suit Update

DigitalMediaWire reports from Washington that "oral arguments were presented to the Supreme Court on Tuesday in MGM v. Grokster, the landmark copyright infringement case pitting the entertainment industry against makers. Continue reading

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How A Computer Company Saved The Music Business

From ther UK’s Observer newspapar, "The Apple iTunes store has been selling a million tracks a day, it was announced recently. And no, that is not a misprint: a million. Continue reading

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Village Voice Profiles Mega-Fileswapper

This week’s The Village Voice includes an account of an Internet music file-swapper, Nick Mamatas, who became one of the nearly 9,000 individuals that the Recording Industry Association of America. Continue reading

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