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  | Juicy Couture Mini Bear Speakers for MP3 Players Found at 7/10/2010 via the-gadgeteer.com
These are maybe the most unusual speakers I?ve seen. These plush, pink bears from Juicy Couture have speakers inside, and they come with a cable to connect with the audio out jack on any MP3 player. The bears have articulated arms and legs, one is wearing a necklace with the Juicy Couture logo, and one has a [...] Filed in categories: Audio, Video, TV Gear , News Tagged: Juicy Couture , Speakers ... More...
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| Judge slashes music-download verdict from $675,000 to $67,500 Found at 7/10/2010 via www.tennessean.com
BOSTON - A federal judge on Friday drastically trimmed a $675,000 verdict against a Boston University graduate student who was found liable for illegally downloading and sharing 30 songs online, saying the jury damage award against a person who gained no financial benefit from his copyright infringement is "unconstitutionally excessive." More...
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| Judge Cuts File-Sharing Fine to $67,500 Found at 7/10/2010 via www.pcworld.com
A judge significantly reduced the amount a jury awarded to the record industry in a lawsuit against a file sharer. Lawsuit - Filesharing - Music industry - Internet service provider - Clients More...
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| Judge says penalty unconstitutional in music piracy case Found at 7/9/2010 via www.tgdaily.com
Judge Nancy Gertner said that although she agreed with the guilty verdict against PhD Student Joel Tenenbaum, the idea of paying $675,000 just for sharing music was way too excessive. read more More...
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| Judge (Sort of) Realizes Absurdity in Slapping Music-Sharing Students with Huge Fines Found at 7/9/2010 via blogs.sfweekly.com
Strike one up for common sense -- and another one down for the Recording Industry Association of America.Earlier today, a federal judge cut the penalty against convicted music file-sharer ... More...
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| Judge slams, slashes "unconstitutional" $675,000 P2P award Found at 7/9/2010 via arstechnica.com
Judge Nancy Gertner knows that Joel Tenenbaum did it. Tenenbaum, the second US target of the RIAA's five-year litigation campaign to complete a trial, eventually admitted his music-sharing liability on the stand?and Judge Gertner issued a directed verdict against him. But when the jury returned a $675,000 damage award , they went too far. Way to far. In fact, according to Gertner, they trampled ... More...
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| Jail sentences for U.K. music pirates Found at 7/9/2010 via www.hollywoodreporter.com
U.K. music bodies the BPI and PPL are hailing the success of a joint legal action which has resulted in prison sentences for the father and son team behind a operation selling pirated music to clubs in north-east England. More...
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| Jarvis Cocker backs independents in battle of the music labels Found at 7/2/2010 via www.guardian.co.uk
Ex-Pulp frontman tells Association of Independent Music that furore over BBC 6 Music could spur golden age of independent music In an age of plummeting CD sales, rampant digital piracy and slashed expenses budgets, music executives are rarely cheerful. But today the atmosphere was quietly optimistic at the biggest gathering of independent record labels of the year. Alison Wenham, chief executive ... More...
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| Judge Sides With Google in $1 Billion Viacom Case Found at 6/24/2010 via www.hispanicbusiness.com
A federal judge Wednesday found in favor of Google in a $1 billion copyright lawsuit filed by Viacom over videos posted on YouTube, a case that legal experts said could have dramatically altered the rules for user-posted videos, music and other content on the Web had the ruling gone the other way. More...
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| Just one hour listening to an MP3 player can damage hearing, study finds Found at 6/21/2010 via www.dailymail.co.uk
The findings show over-stimulation of hair cells within the ear occurs even at varying volume levels for short periods of time. More...
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| Jason Schmitt: Download Illegally, It's the Right Thing to Do Found at 5/24/2010 via www.huffingtonpost.com
The plea from the music industry, which seems to have only gross sales in mind, is that if you illegally download you are hurting the artists themselves. This logic is far from true. More...
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| Jobsite Stereo System features 360° speaker configuration. Found at 5/19/2010 via news.thomasnet.com
Power Box(TM) 360 products feature 4 speakers and subwoofer that projects sound in all directions. Remote controlled from up to 40 ft away, they provide AM/FM reception and play MP3 and WMA files via SD memory card/USB port in digital media bay. Model PB360S also features 4-way power outlets, while PB360D has GFCI outlets, SIRIUS(TM) Dock & Play port, and backlit control panel. These shock ... More...
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| Jagger cites 25-year music heyday Found at 5/15/2010 via www.digitalspy.co.uk
Mick Jagger identifies a 25-year period in recent history when recording artists made a good living. More...
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| Jagger cites 25-year music heyday Found at 5/15/2010 via rss.feedsportal.com
Mick Jagger identifies a 25-year period in recent history when recording artists made a good living. More...
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| Judge: LimeWire Filesharing Violates Copyright Found at 5/14/2010 via www.insurancejournal.com
The makers of file-sharing software LimeWire are liable to 13 major record companies that accused the service of infringing their music copyrights, a Manhattan federal judge has ruled. In a ruling ... More...
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| Jailhouse 'rap' for Lil Wayne Found at 5/14/2010 via www.nypost.com
Rapper Lil Wayne's efforts to keep up the beat behind bars have gotten him into trouble at Rikers, authorities say. The performer, whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter, might face discipline after officers reported finding a charger and headphones for an MP3 player in his cell on Monday... More...
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