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  | DECE turns UltraViolet Found at 9/2/2010 via latimesblogs.latimes.com
The moniker chosen by the inter-industry Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem doesn't reveal much about its purpose -- to deliver movies and music to consumers through the Internet in a way that's resistant to piracy yet compatible with a wide variety of devices. So it's not surprising that the brand name the group is announcing today, UltraViolet, doesn't tell consumers much about the ... More...
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| Does Apple really have a plan for the iPod? Found at 9/2/2010 via www.zdnet.com
As I watched yesterday's Apple event unfold, I can honestly say that the new iPod lineup failed to inspire me. More...
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| Digital piracy is 'unadulterated theft', says Obama administration Found at 9/1/2010 via www.telegraph.co.uk
Music piracy is a 'growing threat' and should be 'dealt with accordingly', says US Commerce Secretary More...
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| DRM company acquires technology from music search engine killed by copyright suits Found at 8/30/2010 via www.betanews.com
Monday, Intertrust Technologies Corporation, a company with more than a hundred patents for various Digital Rights Management (DRM) technologies, announced it has acquired all of SeeqPod's software and patents. The company went bankrupt after being sued by Warner Music Group in 2008. More...
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| Did killer of MI6 spy Gareth Williams steal state secrets? Found at 8/26/2010 via www.dailymail.co.uk
Security services fear that the murderer of 31-year-old Gareth Williams could have taken classified material - possibly held on a laptop or MP3 player - which could be sold on to Britain?s enemies. More...
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| Did spy's killer steal secrets? MI6 agents fear new twist in body-in-bag murder case Found at 8/25/2010 via www.dailymail.co.uk
Police fear that the murderer of 31-year-old Gareth Williams could have taken classified material - possibly held on a laptop or MP3 player - which could be sold on to Britain?s enemies. More...
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| Did spy's killer steal state secrets? MI6 agents search for 'missing' laptop or MP3 player after body-in-bag murder case Found at 8/25/2010 via www.dailymail.co.uk
Security services fear that the murderer of 31-year-old Gareth Williams could have taken classified material - possibly held on a laptop or MP3 player - which could be sold on to Britain?s enemies. More...
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| Down the Tubes Found at 8/24/2010 via www.technologyreview.com
How free streaming video threatens the porn industry. Editor's note: The following review is about pornography. If the subject itself offends, please stop reading. Why write about it? First, because pornography is "intimately linked with the evolution of communications technology," as one history professor interviewed puts it. Second, because the porn industry, like the music and newspaper ... More...
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| Diamond Keeps Shining on American Idol Websites Found at 8/23/2010 via biz.yahoo.com
While successful music producer Joel Diamond is preparing the CD releases for his next two cutting edge artists, Athene Noelle and Charlie Williams , he was just informed that he won the online simonreplacement.com voting competition , to be the next American Idol Judge, ahead of names like Bret Michaels, Harry Connick, Jr., etc. Â Coming off 3 consecutive #1 CD's on Sony with The 5 Browns, Joel ... More...
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| Doug Ramsey on Jazz and other matters... Found at 8/22/2010 via www.artsjournal.com
Many music lovers intrigued by the National Jazz Museum's collection of newly discovered recordings wonder when they will be able to hear more than the samples on the museum's website. Under current law, there is little likelihood that the music will be generally available in most of our lifetimes. More...
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| Digital Rights Management or Digital Restrictive Management? Found at 8/21/2010 via www.circleid.com
We are all accustomed to purchasing and/or using copyrighted material in one fashion or another. From music, movies-(BluRay), e-books-(Kindle), computers-(software), mobile phones-(iPhone) and games; the umbrella of companies wanting to restrict access to its products continues to grow and become increasingly restrictive. More...
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| Dancing queen speaks on piracy, way forward Found at 8/17/2010 via www.herald.co.zw
DO dance groups also fuel piracy? Enersia Mashusha, the director of the popular dance outfit, Mambokadzi, believes that they do in a big way by dancing to pirated music during their performances. More...
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| Democratic Unity Rally Found at 8/13/2010 via krccnetwork.org
The chairman of the Democratic National Committee held a rally in Denver Thursday trying to unite the party after a bitter primary race. As Bente Birkeland reports, prominent Democrats lined the state capitol steps, including Andrew Romanoff and senator Michael Bennet. Download audio file (081210Unityspot1.mp3) More...
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| Democrats Unity Rally Found at 8/13/2010 via krccnetwork.org
Former speaker of the state house Andrew Romanoff is urging his supporters to vote for senator Michael Bennet just two days after a bruising primary. As Bente Birkeland reports ? Romanoff and Bennet appeared together with fellow Democrats for a rally to try and bring the party together. Download audio file (081210UnitySpot2.mp3) More...
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| Dancing queen speaks on piracy, way forward Found at 8/10/2010 via www.herald.co.zw
DO dance groups also fuel piracy? Enersia Mashusha, the director of the popular dance outfit, Mambokadzi, believes that they do in a big way by dancing to pirated music during their performances. More...
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