The rock of redundancy: Ars reviews Guitar Hero 5 – Guitar Hero 5 is here, with an ultra-casual mode, new competitive modes, and 85 new songs to play. Aren't you just a little excited? Ars explores what, if anything, makes the latest Guitar Hero release special. (ars)
- New report: The global digital music market will grow from $4.81bn in 2009 to $13.74bn by 2013. (press release)
- Music, game and video retailers are banking on sales of The Beatles "new" releases. (Dallas Morning News)
- Online radio enabler Live365 has filed a lawsuit questioning the constitutionality of the Copyright Royalty Board. (Radio Ink, FMQB)
- Napster launches mobile account access. (press release)
- Analysis: Twitter Overtakes MySpace in the UK. (DMW)
- Social Networking Sites Account for More than 20% of All U.S. Online Display Ad Impressions, According to comScore Ad Metrix (press release)
uTorrent iPhone App Rejected by Apple, Goes Underground – Apple is known for the stringent guidelines it applies when deciding which software it allows in their App Store – BitTorrent is one of the things on their ban list. Apple argues that BitTorrent is often used to infringe copyrights and that such applications are a no go for the App Store, forcing developers to go underground. (TorrentFreak)
- Music Critic Explains Why The Music Industry Is Better Off Embracing Fans. (Techdirt)
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