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  | Like.fm is how social music should work Found at 9/3/2010 via news.cnet.com
Ping could have taken some lessons from Like.fm, which tracks your music played in iTunes and various Web sites, aggregates them on a Web page, and lets users play full-length versions from YouTube. More...
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| Latest News Found at 9/1/2010 via www.mobilemag.com
Do you like this story? Its quite obvious after todays keynote that Apple is completely dominating the portable media player market with the iPod line, but that doesn?t mean the other companies should just shrivel up and disappear. More...
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| Latest News Found at 9/1/2010 via www.mobilemag.com
Do you like this story? That little iPod Touch that hung around as an advanced MP3 player in its early days has all of a sudden become a mobile gaming powerhouse. Over 1.5 billion ?games and entertainment titles? have been downloaded to the iPod Touch. More...
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| LEGISLATION: The Riaa's Lobbying Bill in Q2: $1.398 Million... Found at 9/1/2010 via www.allaboutjazz.com
The RIAA spent a handsome $1.398 million on lobbying initiatives last quarter alone, according to documents obtained by Digital Music News on Tuesday. The lobbying disclosure form, shared by Congressional staffers, shows that $1,398,227 was used during the three-month period to influence a range of issues, including terrestrial radio performance royalties for recordings, global intellectual ... More...
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| Logitech Unveils Next-Generation of Surround Sound Speakers Found at 8/31/2010 via www.zawya.com
DUBAI, UAE -- August 31, 2010 -- To give you big, 5.1 sound for your music, movies and games, today Logitech (SIX: LOGN) (NASDAQ: LOGI) unveiled the next-generation Logitech® Surround Sound Speakers Z506. Giving you the flexibility to set up your system the way you want, Logitech's newest speaker set lets you connect nearly any entertainment device, including a PC, PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3?), Xbox ... More...
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| Learn to play by playing Songs2See Found at 8/27/2010 via www.physorg.com
Recorder, guitar, piano or violin - many children and young people learn to play these popular instruments. It requires a lot of practice to read note after note from the sheet music and then strike the right key or pluck the correct string. Songs2See software makes learning easier and more entertaining. The developers will be presenting the prototypes at the IFA international electronics ... More...
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| Lost Hiker Returns Safe and Sound Found at 8/26/2010 via aprn.org
Dan Bross, KUAC ? Fairbanks A hiker who got lost in Denali National Park is safe. As KUAC?s Dan Bross reports John MacGregor tapped personal resolve and good luck to get himself to safety. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Laws aren't adequate for the digital age Found at 8/24/2010 via www.thesudburystar.com
Re: "The Internet is dangerous, singer Mellencamp warns" -- Aug. 19 The author portrays John Mellencamp's prediction that the sky is falling on the music business because of the Internet. What Mellencamp suggests isn't false -- to a point.[...] More...
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| Lobbyists Looking to Mandate FM Radios in Cell Phones Found at 8/19/2010 via www.phonescoop.com
A number of lobbying organizations and cell phone handset makers appear to be set on a collision course with U.S. lawmakers. The National Association of Broadcasters (radio lobbyists) and musicFIRST (artist and label lobbyists) are attempting to negotiate a compromise on the Performance Rights Act, which is currently stalled in Congress. One reason the act has stalled is because the music ... More...
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| Let the Music Industry Bury Itself Found at 8/18/2010 via www.fool.com
Requiring terrestrial radio chips in high-tech gadgets would be suicide. More...
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| Love and Dancing Found at 8/18/2010 via mog.com
I love dancing. To me, dancing along to a favorite record is the most natural way of acknowledging its excellence. That includes such things as unapologetically head-bobbing on an air flight, playing air drums in the car, and pogoing to the MP3 player in the kitchen. Additionally, that means that I still like to go clubbing. Alas, during my time in Wichita I went clubbing exactly once, and it ... More...
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| Listening too loud in urban environments Found at 8/17/2010 via www.physorg.com
(PhysOrg.com) -- A new study from Children's Hospital Boston and City University of New York (CUNY) finds that the majority of college students using MP3 players and iPods exceed the recommended sound exposure limits while listening. Findings from this study - the largest of its kind - suggest a majority of these students are at increased risk for noise-induced hearing loss. More...
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| LONG LOST PHOTOS: Madonna - Before She Was Famous Found at 8/16/2010 via www.radaronline.com
Happy birthday to our favorite Material Girl! LONG LOST PHOTOS: Madonna - Before She Was Famous Madonna (born Madonna Louise Ciccone ) celebrates her 52nd birthday Monday, and RadarOnline.com has long lost pictures of the Like A Virgin singer before she was famous - before she was a music icon - and before she was a mom. More...
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| Library ebooks a hot item Found at 8/15/2010 via www.timescolonist.com
If you're too rushed to browse the stacks at the public library, there's a nifty alternative -- the ebook or audio book, downloadable to your personal computer, MP3 player, iPod or mobile device. More...
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| Library ebooks a hot item Found at 8/15/2010 via www.timescolonist.com
If you're too rushed to browse the stacks at the public library, there's a nifty alternative -- the ebook or audio book, downloadable to your personal computer, MP3 player, iPod or mobile device. More...
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