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  | Is there a commercial case for ISP music services? Found at 7/7/2010 via biz.yahoo.com
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: More...
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| Interview: Gamevil USA President Kyu Lee On Mobile RPGs, The Korean Market Found at 7/5/2010 via www.gamasutra.com
[While Korea-based mobile publisher Gamevil is a major player overseas, the company only recently made an impression stateside, thanks to its success in the iTunes App Store. Within the last two years, Gamevil has released several hit titles for the iPhone and iPod Touch, including the popular Baseball Superstars and the action-RPGs Zenonia and Hybrid: Eternal Whisper. Brandon Sheffield caught ... More...
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| Inuit Circumpolar Council Adopts Nuuk Declaration Found at 7/2/2010 via aprn.org
Joaqlin Estes, KNBA ? Anchorage The Inuit Circumpolar Council general assembly wrapped up Thursday in Nuuk, Greenland. The 66 delegates from Alaska, Canada, Greenland and Chukotka, adopted an ambitious plan, called the Nuuk Declaration for the next four years. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| iPod / MP3 Player Waterproof Case for $1 + free shipping Found at 7/1/2010 via www.i4u.com
Meritline.com offers this iPod / MP3 Player Waterproof Case in assorted colors (randomly chosen) for $4.99. Apply coupon code "MLCK248591070180AL1" to drop it to 99 cents. With free shipping, that's $2 under our mention from last summer and the l... More...
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| Is There a Difference Between Old Napster & YouTube? Found at 6/29/2010 via www.searchenginejournal.com
It was 1999 and the world of sharing music changed forever when Napster came into the scene and we all suddenly had FREE MUSIC! Napster was the first ?peer-to-peer? distribution program online to share media from mp3s to videos. When you think of Napster now, one person and one band comes to mind. Lars Ulrich, [...] Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine Journal . Is There a Difference ... More...
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| In Brief Found at 6/26/2010 via www.mynottinghill.co.uk
David Leddy's Susurrus is a play without actors and without a stage. Audiences follow a map around an exquisite botanic garden as they listen to the piece on an MP3 player and headphones. It is part radio play, part avant-garde sonic art, part lesson in bird dissection and part stroll in the park. More...
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| It's about time: Microsoft opens Zune MP3 store to everyone Found at 6/24/2010 via blog.seattlepi.com
Here's a novel idea: Allow everyone to buy your product, not just a select few. More...
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| Industry Groups Support Obama IP Enforcement Plan Found at 6/23/2010 via www.cio.com
One U.S. senator questioned why search engines and Internet service providers don't block customers' access to pirated music and movies online, and representatives of the U.S. movie and music industries praised a new plan by President Barack Obama's administration to crack down on intellectual property violations, during a Senate hearing Wednesday. More...
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| Industry groups support Obama IP enforcement plan Found at 6/23/2010 via www.itworld.com
One U.S. senator questioned why search engines and Internet service providers don't block customers' access to pirated music and movies online, and representatives of the U.S. movie and music industries praised a new plan by President Barack Obama's administration to crack down on intellectual property violations, during a Senate hearing Wednesday. More...
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| International News: iPods cause hearing loss Found at 6/23/2010 via www.fasterlouder.com.au
A new study confirms that listening to MP3 players for extended periods of time temporarlily impact hearing sensitivity and may lead to permanent damage. More...
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| iPods Linked to Temporary Hearing Loss Found at 6/22/2010 via www.webmd.com
Blasting your iPod or another portable music player and tuning out the world may cause temporary hearing loss, according to new research. More...
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| Is There a Commercial Argument for ISP Music Services? Found at 6/22/2010 via biz.yahoo.com
ROCKVILLE, MD--(Marketwire - 06/22/10) - MarketResearch.com has announced the addition of Ovum Plc 's new report "Is there a commercial argument for ISP music services?," to their collection of Music market reports. For more information, visit http://www.marketresearch.com/product/display.asp?ProductID=2693558 . ISPs are missing out on a share in the revenues earned by ... More...
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| iPods, MP3 players 'can damage hearing' Found at 6/22/2010 via ibnlive.in.com
Cranking up your iPod or MP3 player even for an hour daily can cause irreparable damage to your hearing. More...
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| Is Music Disposable? Part I Found at 6/22/2010 via thepoc.net
We can usually divide people among the formats that they first listened to music on. I still remember the old record player on which I first heard The Beatles , Led Zeppelin , and Deep Purple . Okay, I know what you?re thinking, but I?m not that old. I listened to that stuff from my father?s old record collection, some of which I ruined when I tried to copy the DJs I saw on TV scratching records ... More...
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| Is Music Disposable Part II Found at 6/22/2010 via thepoc.net
Fad Driven Let?s face it, pop radio is fad driven. And that?s why that music hasn?t ever really mattered. Previously radio might have mattered (I?m imagining a time before MTV, perhaps the days when Lester Bangs still walked the Earth, but to be honest, my experience with pop radio stations has never been musically illuminating, though I do remember when i was in high school stations like RX did ... More...
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| Is Music Disposable? Part I Found at 6/21/2010 via www.thepoc.net
We can usually divide people among the formats that they first listened to music on. I still remember the old record player on which I first heard The Beatles , Led Zeppelin , and Deep Purple . Okay, I know what you?re thinking, but I?m not that old. I listened to that stuff from my father?s old record collection, some of which I ruined when I tried to copy the DJs I saw on TV scratching records ... More...
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