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  | Your MP3 player could make you deaf in five years, warn scientists Found at 10/13/2008 via www.dailymail.co.uk
Music lovers who listen to their MP3 players at high volumes risk permanent hearing loss in just five years, scientists warned today. More...
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| Yoko Ono, EMI drop suits over Lennon song Found at 10/9/2008 via www.stuff.co.nz
John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono and EMI Records, the world's fourth largest music company, have dropped copyright infringement lawsuits against the makers of a documentary that used the portion of the song Imagine without permission. More...
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| Yoko Ono, EMI drop suits over Lennon song Found at 10/8/2008 via www.stuff.co.nz
John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono and EMI Records, the world's fourth largest music company, have dropped copyright infringement lawsuits against the makers of a documentary that used the portion of the song Imagine without permission. More...
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| YouTube to Sell Music and Games Found at 10/8/2008 via news.digitaltrends.com
Google wants to provide YouTube visitors with "instant gratification" by embedding iTunes and Amazon music links...plus pointers to things like EA's popular game Spore. More...
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| Yamaha intros A-S700 amp and CD-S700 CD player Found at 10/8/2008 via uk.news.yahoo.com
Yamaha continues to push out its high-end audio products with the introduction of the A-S700 amplifier and CD-S700 CD player. Mercifully, both come without an iPod dock. More...
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| YouTube Unveils eCommerce Platform Found at 10/8/2008 via www.broadcastnewsroom.com
SAN BRUNO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 10/08/08 -- YouTube, the leading online video community that allows people to discover, watch and share originally created videos, today announced a collaboration with iTunes and Amazon.com that offers the YouTube community direct access to buy and download music, games, and other products with a few clicks of a mouse. More...
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| YouTube Unveils eCommerce Platform Found at 10/8/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
YouTube, the leading online video community that allows people to discover, watch and share originally created videos, today announced a collaboration with iTunes and Amazon.com that offers the YouTube community direct access to buy and download music, games, and other products with a few clicks of a mouse. This is a first step to building a broader eCommerce platform for content partners and ... More...
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| Yoko Ono, EMI drop suits over Lennon song Found at 10/8/2008 via news.yahoo.com
John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono and EMI Records, the world's fourth largest music company, dropped copyright infringement lawsuits against the makers of a documentary that used the portion of the song "Imagine" without permission. More...
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| YouTube Adds Affiliate Links To Its Videos; Amazon and iTunes Downloads Found at 10/7/2008 via www.cbsnews.com
And what took so long? YouTube has added a no-brainer: affiliate download links from Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) and iTunes for music and other kinds of downloads, from any specific video on its site. For instance, if a user is viewing a video of music artist, then links from Amazon and iTunes will appear on the page for song download (see an example here. Another example is video game download for ... More...
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| YouTube Adds Affiliate Links To Its Videos; Amazon and iTunes Downloads Found at 10/7/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
And what took so long? YouTube has added a no-brainer: affiliate download links from Amazon and iTunes for music and other kinds of downloads, from any specific video on its site. For instance, if a user is viewing a video of music artist, then links from Amazon and iTunes will appear on the page for song download . More...
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| YouTube Rolls Out E-Commerce, Now You Can Buy...Pirated Music? Found at 10/7/2008 via www.readwriteweb.com
Google just announced the company's latest attempt to monetize YouTube - "click to buy" links that will appear below music videos . Music rights holders can also use YouTube's song-detection technology to, get this, put a link to buy a song under a video that uses that song without permission. That's crazy. Eventually Google says it hopes to roll out e-commerce to support all kinds of ... More...
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| You are currently viewing this from 69.147.109.97 - Found at 9/22/2008 via www.fijilive.com
WELCOME GUEST! SanDisk on Monday announced it is taking on the compact disk (CD) industry by selling tunes on flash memory "micro-cards" that fit into mobile telephones and MP3 players. More...
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| Yahoo hopes to boost search fortunes with new music search Found at 9/19/2008 via arstechnica.com
Yahoo, as part of its partnership with Rhapsody, has launched full-track playbacks as part of its regular web search results presented to users. Listening to the songs from a wide range of bands is now as easy as searching for them. Read More... More...
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| Yahoo tests redesign, boosts music search with Rhapsody Found at 9/18/2008 via www.betanews.com
In what could be the most sweeping changes yet to its front page, Yahoo is testing the impact of a redesign in the US, UK, France and India, and has already added the capability to play back full songs in response to a music search. More...
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| Yahoo Music Hub Aims to Leverage User Prefs Across Services Found at 9/12/2008 via blog.wired.com
Rather than cloister users into its own services, Yahoo Music plans to give them what they want -- even if that means easy access to sites Yahoo once viewed as the competition. Yahoo's motivation isn't entirely altruistic: it plans to track user preferences across these services to create what it hopes will become a calling card music lovers can use to identify their tastes and desires wherever ... More...
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| Yes, Zune does support iTunes libraries Found at 9/11/2008 via news.cnet.com
In his column in today's "Bits" blog on the New York Times site, Saul Hansell mistakenly says that iPod users won't switch to a Zune because they don't want to convert their iTunes libraries. In fact, they don't have to. More...
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