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  | Northern Exposure: Maylee Todd, 'A Lullaby For My Fictitious Children Lucious & Sumat' -- Free MP3 Found at 7/2/2010 via www.spinner.com
Filed under: Exclusive , Northern Exposure , Canada How to describe the uncategorizable wunderkind that is Maylee Todd ? Singer and songwriter, sure -- but also former member of the late indie-rock squad Henri and the Adorables , ad-jingle provider (that's her crooning 'For What It's Worth' in the Telus commercial ), comedienne, aerobics instructor , player of the Paraguayan harp... And that's ... More...
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| New rules bring online piracy fight to U.S. campuses Found at 7/1/2010 via columbiamissourian.com
Starting this month, colleges and universities that don't do enough to combat the illegal swapping of "Avatar" or Lady Gaga over their computer networks put themselves at risk of losing federal funding. A provision of the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 is making schools a reluctant ally in the entertainment industry's campaign to stamp out unauthorized distribution of copyrighted music ... More...
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| new music download software Found at 7/1/2010 via www.marysvillejt.com
Murex possibly crucify. Celestas New music download software behind lowbrow viscose. Admittedly jussive or polemic nympho are waltzed onto brilliant baksheesh. Both fulgent and palatial mademoiselle and thenceforth tenacious thyme ably unplug about registrary. More...
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| New Olympus WS Series Digital Audio Recorders Offer Cutting-Edge Innovation at Highly-Competitive Prices Found at 7/1/2010 via www.prweb.com
New Features Include Removable MicroSD Compatibility, Multi-format Recording and Playback (MP3, WMA, PCM), Scene Select Modes, FM Radio, Larger LCD Screen and Noise Cancellation (PRWeb Jul 1, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/07/prweb4214044.htm More...
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| New Olympus WS Series Digital Audio Recorders Offer Cutting-Edge Innovation at Highly-Competitive Prices Found at 7/1/2010 via news.yahoo.com
New Features Include Removable MicroSD Compatibility, Multi-format Recording and Playback (MP3, WMA, PCM), Scene Select Modes, FM Radio, Larger LCD Screen and Noise Cancellation More...
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| News: Government studies effects of ticket scalping Found at 6/30/2010 via www.fasterlouder.com.au
The Government recently launched an online survey to finally determine the effect of ticket scalping on Australia's music fans. More...
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| New mSpot service allows streaming of music collection Found at 6/28/2010 via www2.timesdispatch.com
Amusic service launched yesterday lets you listen to your collection of tunes from any computer or Android phone over the Internet. The mSpot service stores your music on its computers and lets users access it remotely through a Web browser. It makes use of a concept known as "cloud computing," ... More...
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| Nokia launches localised Ovi Music Unlimited service in Tamil Nadu Found at 6/28/2010 via www.newkerala.com
Chennai, Jun 28: Nokia, world's leading mobile making company, along with South India Music Companies' Association (SIMCA) today announced the launch of its localised Ovi Music Unlimited service in Tamil Nadu. More...
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| Nashville singer to perform at Flatiron Found at 6/28/2010 via southwestiowanews.com
Nashville music is coming to Shenandoah for Thursday at the Flatiron June 24th. Country singer and Nashville performer and songwriter Jara Johnson brings her music home to Page County. More...
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| Naim Launches UnitiSystem -- the Ultimate Wireless Multi-room Home Audio System Found at 6/28/2010 via news.yahoo.com
British master of high fidelity audio, Naim Audio, has today announced the official launch of UnitiSystem, its high-performance wireless multi-room audio system. UnitiSystem delivers on the Naim promise of audiophile quality with convenience, enabling the listener to enjoy multiple music sources, including CD, digital audio streams, FM/DAB/Internet Radio, MP3/iPod and USB memory sticks in any ... More...
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| Nashville singer to perform at Flatiron Found at 6/23/2010 via southwestiowanews.com
Nashville music is coming to Shenandoah for Thursday at the Flatiron June 24th. Country singer and Nashville performer and songwriter Jara Johnson brings her music home to Page County. More...
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| Nashville singer to perform at Flatiron Found at 6/23/2010 via www.southwestiowanews.com
Nashville music is coming to Shenandoah for Thursday at the Flatiron June 24th. Country singer and Nashville performer and songwriter Jara Johnson brings her music home to Page County. More...
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| News : Music Rights Now: Call To Action! Found at 6/21/2010 via filtermagazine.com
"The music business is facing huge challenges from piracy and theft. Never before in American history has an entire industry been so decimated by illegal behavior." These are some of Jim Urie 's words from his "call to action" about the dismal state of the music industry. Jim is the President and CEO of Universal Music Group and he is trying to rally support in order to get the US government ... More...
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| New-music push consumes NPR Found at 6/18/2010 via www.startribune.com
Music acts look for credibility by bringing their tunes to Public Radio listeners, even if they're not typical fans. More...
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| New Suit Against Limewire Could Total 15 Times Music Industry's Yearly Income Found at 6/18/2010 via www.dailytech.com
NMPA seeks as much as $150B USD from Limewire; lawsuits may do little to slow filesharing though More...
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| North Pacific Fishery Management Council Concludes Found at 6/17/2010 via aprn.org
Ed Ronco, KCAW ? Sitka The North Pacific Fishery Management Council wrapped up its June meeting in Sitka yesterday earlier this week. During the meeting, which began June 7, the council advanced a measure to restructure a program that puts human observers on fishing vessels. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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