- "It is Groundhog Day": Third Jammie Thomas P2P trial begins. (Ars)
- After flurry of musicians' complaints, political ads lose soundtrack. (CP)
- iPad owns 95% of tablet market; Android to gnaw market share. (Ars)
- MP3tunes: iTunes will benefit if we win copyright case. (CNET)
- Taylor Swift’s ‘Speak Now’ Surges in First Week. (NYT)
More Music Indusrty News & Commentary:
- What’s Next for Artist Websites. (BRG)
- SoundExchange is partnering with RightsFlow, a licensing and royalty service provider to identify hundreds of recording artists collectively owed over $1 million in royalties.
- Promo CDs are killing the Earth. (CMJ)
- ScatterTunes introduces music app for Android Phones. (Press)
- Limewire Lays Off 30% of Staff. (ThirdAge)
- Citi-EMI juror dismissed over links to Michael Moore anti-capitalist movie. (Telegraph)
- Q&A on No Depression Magazine's transition online: "finds voice of its community". (TechFlash)
- Honoring the Moment When Music Met Moog. (NYT)
- Don't forget to vote in our survey: Is Merchandise Helping To Offset Lower Recorded Music Sales? (Hypeot)
- Apple hires major label legal talent for iTunes. (Mac)
- Where are the great new guitar bands? (BBC)
