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This Friday Call The RIAA And Give ‘Em A Piece Of Your Mind

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

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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

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Google Hack G2P Offers MP3 Download Search

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

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The MySpace Series Part VII – In The News

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

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New Music Industry Briefing For Wednesday June 21, 2006

UPDATED – – Korean P2P’s join together to stop all MP3 downloads.  CD sales have fallen 70% there. (PCPro) – Take a test drive of the new Sprint LG music. Continue reading

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Clear Channel Radio’s Online Revenue Soars

Is the future of radio online?  According to Clear Channel Radio, their online division has been the company’s fastest-growing source of revenue in both 2005 and 2006. Combined digital revenue. Continue reading

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A&R Legend John Kalodner Retires

John Kalodner, the long-haired, bearded A&R legend responsible for discovering, signing and working with a wide array of artists while working at Atlantic, Geffen, Columbia and most recently Sanctuary, has. Continue reading

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The EFF’s Corruptibles Animate Digital Right’s Debate

Imagine evil doers ready to invade your home, destroy your music, lock up your videos and take over your computer.  The Electronic Frontier Foundation has created an animated series called. Continue reading

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New Music Industry Briefing For Tuesday June 20, 2006

UPDATED – – iTunes wants to offer downloadable movies for about $10 but Hollywood is moving slowly having learned from the music industry having given too much control to Apple,. Continue reading

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Five Mistakes Band & Label Sites Make

Too much Flash – Okay, I get it. You’re creative. Awesome. But you’re totally wasting my morning as I helplessly wait for your designer’s dancing sausages to finish loading. Crappy. Continue reading

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