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  | Star Power: Boom in music video games helps original artists Found at 12/23/2008 via www.tdn.com
LOS ANGELES ? ?This song is dedicated to Debbie Harry,? flinty-eyed Lisa Hsuan purrs into a microphone on the red-lit stage of Hyperion Tavern. It?s a cozy dive where patrons drink Coke and beer from bottles and a fading chandelier dangles overhead. More...
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| Sources: YouTube, not Warner Music, pulled videos Found at 12/22/2008 via news.cnet.com
In contract negotiations, Warner made "11th-hour" demand and received it's answer from YouTube when the company began yanking the label's videos. More...
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| Sony Walkman Sale on Amazon Found at 12/22/2008 via www.i4u.com
Amazon has a special Sony Walkman Sale going on starting today offering 30% to 45% savings on select Sony Walkman music players. Included in the sale is the 8GB Sony NWZ-E438F Walkman, which sells now for $99.95 on Amazon.com. Features of the Sony ... More...
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| Star Power: Boom in music video games helps original artists Found at 12/22/2008 via www.tdn.com
LOS ANGELES ? ?This song is dedicated to Debbie Harry,? flinty-eyed Lisa Hsuan purrs into a microphone on the red-lit stage of Hyperion Tavern. It?s a cozy dive where patrons drink Coke and beer from bottles and a fading chandelier dangles overhead. More...
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| Song swappers won't get sued as music industry pulls back Found at 12/21/2008 via www.nzherald.co.nz
LOS ANGELES - The group representing the US recording industry 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. More...
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| Song swappers won't get sued as music industry pulls back Found at 12/21/2008 via www.nzherald.co.nz
LOS ANGELES - The group representing the US recording industry 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. More...
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| Shadow makes 'sweet' comeback Found at 12/21/2008 via www.trinidadexpress.com
Calypsonian Shadow has come back onto the recording scene after vowing to stay away due to piracy of his music. The music he has produced is so sweet it makes one wonder why is was not entitled "Moods" or "The Many Moods of Shadow". More...
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| Sources: RIAA budget will shrink soon Found at 12/19/2008 via news.yahoo.com
The budget for the music industry's trade group, the Recording Industry Association of America, will soon shrink as the major recording companies reduce costs and their dependency on broad based file-sharing lawsuits, industry insiders said Friday. More...
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| Sources: RIAA budget will shrink soon Found at 12/19/2008 via news.cnet.com
Budget cuts are likely as music industry gives up suing file sharers and continues to see losses. More...
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| Short Take: I-Dog Dance Found at 12/19/2008 via www.i4u.com
Each holiday season there is one kooky gift that you just know your kids or other loved ones will love. This year one of those gifts is the I-Dog Dance. The device is an MP3 speaker that is designed to look like a little dog. You can get I-Dog in white or ... More...
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| Sentinel to tackle global piracy Found at 12/19/2008 via star-techcentral.com
CYBERJAYA: MSC Malaysia-status company, Sentinel Technologies (M) Sdn Bhd, believes it has a solution to tackle the world?s multi-billion dollar copyright piracy problem involving software, music and movies. More...
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| Sitka police and assembly discuss buying hybrid patrol cars Found at 12/18/2008 via aprn.org
The Sitka assembly?s triennial debate over purchasing new police cars took a new turn this year. The assembly steered clear of its usual discussion of whether the community was over-patrolled or under-served and instead discussed whether the time was right to try out hybrid patrol cars. Robert Woolsey, KCAW - Sitka Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Southeast Alaska capital projects cut in Palin budget, expected to reappear Found at 12/18/2008 via aprn.org
Some Southeast officials say their communities are short-changed in the Governor?s capital budget proposal. But they say it?s just the first step in a long process that will get dollars to public-works projects in the region. Ed Schoenfeld, CoastAlaska - Juneau Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| State takes over Anchorage nursing home, removes administrator Found at 12/18/2008 via aprn.org
The state is taking over management of the Mary Conrad nursing home in Anchorage. A routine inspection last week uncovered physical injuries to the residents, problems with medication distribution and unsanitary conditions in the kitchen. 88 residents live at the long term care facility. Annie Feidt, APRN - Anchorage Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| State of Alaska exploring ferry dock takeover in Prince Rupert, BC Found at 12/17/2008 via aprn.org
The Palin administration wants to buy the Prince Rupert, BC ferry dock. The Governor?s proposed public works spending plan includes money toward taking over and rebuilding the structure. But the budget does not include funds for new ferries. Ed Schoenfeld, CoastAlaska - Juneau Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| StLC Forum Found at 12/17/2008 via www.chartattack.com
Public Forum on Digital Music Technology is forcing the industry to change. Free file sharing is becoming a cultural norm for a growing swath of music fans. Others are gravitating to on-line stores and artists' websites to buy their music while sales CDs are declining. More...
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