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  | Piracy: Same as it ever was in the music industry Found at 12/15/2008 via news.cnet.com
Featured links from the CNET Blog Network Piracy: Same as it ever was in the music industry --The music industry has long battled piracy, but the difference now is that there's far more money at stake. Does it matter if Google's search results are fixed? --Evidence suggests that Google's search results are no longer "determined automatically by a computer program." Does it matter? ... More...
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| Product Review: MusicSkins Vinyl Protectors Found at 12/15/2008 via blogcritics.org
Protect your phones, computers, and MP3 players with bands, movies, or artsy and colorful covers. Are you sick of accidentally scratching your phone with your car keys? Tired of grabbing your iPod only to notice that the back is marked and dented? Your bleak, black computer lid keeping you down? If you said YES! to any of the above then MusicSkins are the perfect thing for you. Composed of ... More...
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| Paul McCartney Embraces DRM-Free Music Found at 12/11/2008 via www.pcworld.com
Sir Paul McCartney is offering his latest side project as a DRM-free digital download available as high-quality MP3 files. More...
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| Paul McCartney embraces DRM-free MP3 downloads, Apple Lossless files Found at 12/10/2008 via www.macworld.co.uk
Sir Paul McCartney is offering his latest side project as a DRM-free digital download available as high-quality MP3 files, FLAC files and Apple Lossless files. More...
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| Pure Play Music and DSG, Europe's Leading Consumer Electronics Retailer, Announce Expanded Distribution Deal Found at 12/10/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
announced agreement increased by 40%; estimated first year revenues for Pure Play of over $18 million More...
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| Pure Play Music and DSG, Europe's Leading Consumer Electronics Retailer, Announce Expanded Distribution Deal Found at 12/10/2008 via www.broadcastnewsroom.com
SANTA MONICA, Calif. , Dec. 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Pure Play Music (Pink Sheets: PPML) and DSG International , PLC, (DSGI.L) today announced that they have expanded their agreement to sell co-branded MP3 players. More...
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| Preventing hearing loss from earbuds Found at 12/9/2008 via www.honoluluadvertiser.com
Justin Roberts has wildly curious young fans, the type who might lean into a live monitor during one of his concerts just to see what it sounds like. But the popular children's entertainer knows a blast of loud music isn't the only risk to a child's hearing. More...
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| Portable Music Devices Are the Fastest-Growing Bluetooth Market, According to ABI Research Found at 12/8/2008 via www.centredaily.com
While cellular handsets/headsets continue to make up the largest share of the massive Bluetooth market, according to a recent report from ABI Research portable music devices constitute the fastest-growing segment. More...
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| Pirates of the Amazon Abandon Ship Found at 12/6/2008 via bits.blogs.nytimes.com
Earlier this week, two students from the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, made headlines by releasing a plug-in for the Firefox Web browser that made it easy for people who were browsing books, music and movies on Amazon.com to download the same products free through the Pirate Bay, the illicit BitTorrent site. More...
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| Police beat Found at 12/6/2008 via www.dailyherald.com
Burglars broke into a 2006 Honda Odyssey on the 1100 block of West Irving Park Road between 5:20-7 p.m. Nov. 30; a a purse and MP3 player was stolen. Total loss was estimated at $400. More...
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| Pirates of the Amazon Abandon Ship Found at 12/5/2008 via bits.blogs.nytimes.com
Earlier this week, two students from the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam made headlines by releasing a plug-in for the Firefox Web browser that made it easy for people who were browsing books, music and movies on Amazon.com to download the same products free through the Pirate Bay, the illicit BitTorrent site. More...
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| President-Elect Thinks Different Found at 12/4/2008 via www.pcworld.com
Take that, iPod: Obama uses a Zune. More...
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| Prizefight: iPod Classic vs. Zune 120 Found at 12/4/2008 via reviews.cnet.com
CNET's team of editors compare the Apple iPod Classic to the Microsoft Zune 120 MP3 player. More...
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| Pop music: Guitarist Adrian Legg is a songwriter first Found at 12/3/2008 via www.projo.com
It will come as a surprise to those dazzled by the acoustic-guitar virtuosity of British master Adrian Legg, but he doesn?t consider himself ?particularly a guitarist as such. More...
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| Police seize pirated Asian movies, music Found at 12/2/2008 via au.news.yahoo.com
Police have located up to one million illegal Asian movies and music discs in south western Sydney. More...
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| Police seize pirated Asian movies, music Found at 12/2/2008 via www.thewest.com.au
Police have located up to one million illegal Asian movies and music discs in south western Sydney - the largest ever collection of pirate music and Asian movies seized in Australia. NSW Police alleg More...
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