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  | Rock Music Menu's picks for the top albums of 2008 Found at 12/30/2008 via www.delcotimes.com
Take a look at the deluge of year-end best-of lists from the past few weeks and you?ll find dozens of albums that you?ve either never heard of, or ones that have you wondering how someone could actually listen to ?that? CD, let alone put it in a top 10. More...
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| RIAA appeal in Jammie Thomas case refused Found at 12/29/2008 via arstechnica.com
The judge overseeing the RIAA case against Jammie Thomas has refused to allow the music industry to appeal his order; the RIAA will instead need to go through a complete new trial before an appeal is possible. Read More... More...
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| Rock Music Menu's picks for the top albums of 2008 Found at 12/29/2008 via www.delcotimes.com
Take a look at the deluge of year-end best-of lists from the past few weeks and you?ll find dozens of albums that you?ve either never heard of, or ones that have you wondering how someone could actually listen to ?that? CD, let alone put it in a top 10. More...
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| Radio Flyer Cloud 9 Wagon Crushes My Youthful Memories With MP3 Player, Bucket Seats [Luxury Wagons] Found at 12/28/2008 via gizmodo.com
What a sad sack I was in grade school. My Radio Flyer wagon had a busted wheel and rust. This concept, dubbed Cloud 9, has an MP3 player and more. So all that means I'm feeling pretty inadequate... More...
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| Rolling Stones Vs Lil Wayne - 08 Rewind Found at 12/28/2008 via www.antimusic.com
What? A rapper stole music from real musicians? Wow! More...
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| Radio-Locator.com finds a station that suits you Found at 12/28/2008 via www.latimes.com
If you've ever been stuck with preset radio stations in a rental car or you're on the road and searching -- desperately -- for a channel you like, Radio-Locator.com may be music to your ears. More...
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| Rethinking Zero iPod Tolerance in the Classroom Found at 12/27/2008 via www.technewsworld.com
When the 11:45 a.m. bell signals lunch at Whitefish Bay High School, students burst through doors like executives out of a meeting, their phones and personal electronics shimmering into view. Sleek iPods appear and ear buds pop into place as students share songs or listen to podcasts or books over the lunch hour. More...
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| Regional digest Found at 12/25/2008 via www.telegram.com
CHARLTON -- Donny Merko of Worcester entertains travelers at the rest stop on the westbound side of the Massachusetts Turnpike this week. A native of Albania, Mr. Merko grinned and played upbeat holiday music as harried drivers and passengers paused to listen and drop donations into his accordian case. More...
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| RedOctane: Aerosmith's Guitar Hero Take Bigger Than Recent Albums Found at 12/24/2008 via www.gamasutra.com
Musicians such as Aerosmith already generate more revenues from its Guitar Hero game than they do from album sales, according to GH publisher RedOctane RedOctane president and co-founder Kai Huang claims that many songs' sales have more than doubled after appearing in a popular music game. Speaking to the Associated Press, he specifically claimed that Aerosmith made more money from Guitar ... More...
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| RIAA stops torrent of lawsuits, shares enforcement with ISPs Found at 12/24/2008 via www.thepost.ohiou.edu
Two years after Ohio University was center stage for music piracy, the RIAA is changing tactics in its campaign against illegal file sharing. More...
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| Radio Shack Robbery Suspect Found at 12/23/2008 via permianbasin360.com
Police in Midland are on the lookout for a man that robbed a Radio Shack. It happened at the location on West Illinois. Police say that Mark Anthony Sanchez, 19, went into the store, grabbed an MP3 player and left. A clerk followed him out the door to ask if he was going to pay for it. More...
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| RIAA to stop suing music swappers Found at 12/23/2008 via www.kswo.com
The group representing the U.S. recording industry said Friday it has abandoned its policy of suing people for sharing songs protected by copyright and will work with Internet service providers to cut abusers' access if they ignore repeated warnings. The move ends a controversial program that saw the Recording Industry Association of America sue about 35,000 people since 2003 for swapping songs ... More...
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| Record Bosses To Quit Illegal Download Lawsuits Found at 12/23/2008 via www.contactmusic.com
Record industry chiefs in the U.S. have pledged to quit taking legal action against music fans who illegally download songs. The Recording Industry Association of ... More...
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| RIAA Asks ISPs To Police Music Pirates Found at 12/22/2008 via www.crn.com
The RIAA won't sue music pirates anymore, and instead is asking ISPs to cut off their Internet access. More...
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| RIAA backing off downloader suits Found at 12/22/2008 via www.medialifemagazine.com
RIAA: We'll stop suing downloaders to work with ISPs Five years after the Recording Industry Association of America began suing music file sharers, and after loads of media coverage of the ensuing suits, the industry group said Friday that it will no longer be pursuing the policy. More...
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| RIAA stops suing individuals: Are we home free? Found at 12/22/2008 via www.macworld.co.uk
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has set aside its gavel and will stop prosecuting individuals for pirating digital music files, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Does this mean you should hop on Limewire and fill an iPod with illegal tunes? Not quite. More...
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