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  | Why Apple Is Wrestling With Relevance Found at 9/2/2010 via www.tomshardware.com
According to Jobs, Apple's learned a lot in 4 years. Let's analyze what's been shown. Apple - Steve Jobs - IPod - iTunes - Macintosh More...
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| Will Google TV do to Hollywood what Napster did to the music biz? Found at 9/2/2010 via latimesblogs.latimes.com
My colleagues Dawn Chmielewski and Jessica Guynn have a fascinating Page 1 story in our paper today about the upcoming arrival of Google TV, which would allow viewers to watch movies and TV shows "unshackled" from the networks and cable... More...
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| What?s on tap for Apple today; plus, why iPod sales really aren?t declining Found at 9/1/2010 via www.macdailynews.com
Apple's iPod may live in the shadow of its splashier sibling devices... More...
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| WEB/TECH: DRM Tech Provider Intertrust Buys Seeqpod Assets Found at 9/1/2010 via www.allaboutjazz.com
DRM technology provider Intertrust Technologies Corporatiohas has acquired all the software and patents developed by SeeqPod. via a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy proceeding. Intertrust has not acquired the Seeqpod domain name.A Seeqpod shut down its then popular music search and play site in 2009 after several major labels and rightsholders filed lawsuits alledging copyright infringement... More...
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| What Exactly Is The Music Cloud? And Is It Headed Our Way? Found at 9/1/2010 via www.npr.org
The biggest obstacle to songs at your disposal anywhere remains the record labels themselves. More...
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| Workhorse iPod expected to get upgrade at Apple event Found at 9/1/2010 via www.bostonherald.com
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Apple's iPod may live in the shadow of its splashier sibling devices - the iPhone and iPad... More...
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| WEB/TECH: Zaptunes: Unlimited MP3 Downloads for Just $25 a Month. to Good to be True? Found at 8/31/2010 via www.allaboutjazz.com
Free For The Next 30 Days San Francisco based Zaptunes has launched offering unlimited DRM free mp3 downloads for $25 per month. They say they're adding songs constantly, but have started with 8 million tracks from all four major labels and many indies. To kick things off, the $25 is waived for the next 30 days... More...
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| We Weren't Really Expecting Any Fresh Thinking About 'Online Piracy' From Obama, Were We? Found at 8/31/2010 via blogs.sfweekly.com
Commerce secretary Gary Locke issued a harsh condemnation of so-called music piracy in a speech in Nashville Monday. We'll spare you the details, but suffice it to say that Locke seemed to... More...
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| We Don't Need These Stinkin' iPods Anymore [Apple] Found at 8/31/2010 via gizmodo.com
# apple Tomorrow Apple will hold their annual fall event and Steve Jobs will introduce the latest and greatest iPods to the world. But as smartphones become increasingly adept at playing music, you have to wonder: Why bother with iPods at all? More » More...
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| Week ahead: Commerce secretary to visit Music Row, hold meeting Found at 8/29/2010 via www.tennessean.com
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke will visit Music Row Monday to discuss the federal government's approach to intellectual property piracy. Locke will be joined by Gov. Phil Bredesen, Nashville Mayor Karl Dean and U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper on a tour of Music Row, followed by an invitation-only town hall meeting with industry executives at Belmont University. More...
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| Winamp, Gnutella creator Justin Frankel selling home in Mission District Found at 8/29/2010 via www.sfgate.com
Justin Frankel, the computer software developer who created the Winamp MP3 software, is selling a four-bedroom, 3.5-bath Victorian-style home in the Mission District's historic Liberty Hill area for $2.595 million. He purchased the 3,000-square-foot... Winamp - Justin Frankel - Gnutella - Mission District San Francisco California - MP3 More...
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| With great technology Found at 8/26/2010 via www.technicianonline.com
With great technology, comes great accessibility to information. And responsibility. Interim Provost Warwick Arden warned students again how severe it is to trade music and movies with peer-2-peer file sharing. We have heard this warning on the news and at school, all the way back to high school. More...
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| What's in a License? Found at 8/25/2010 via www.tucsonweekly.com
The lowdown on music licensing, or why cover bands can play some venues and not others by Annie Holub A few years back, local venue Plush used to do something called Tribute Nights, where local musicians would learn the songs of a featured artist, and perform three-song sets. But then one day the Tribute Nights just stopped.? [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ] More...
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| WEB/TECH: Net Neutrality for Musicians: What's All the Fuss and Which Side Should You Be On? Found at 8/25/2010 via www.allaboutjazz.com
Will the Government regulating the internet mean more or less money for the music space? Internet Service Providers (ISPs) say the net will die if the Fed gets involved. Who should you believe? Moses Avalon The Google-Verizon deal (abbreviated "G/V" in this article) has been on countless front pages, blogs and RSS feeds in the still-free internet. Panic and anger is settling in as people in ... More...
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| Week in tech: FM radio, broadband speeds, and bandwidth hogs Found at 8/21/2010 via arstechnica.com
Radio, RIAA: mandatory FM radio in cell phones is the future : Radio stations are willing to fork over $100 million a year to music labels, but in return they want Congress to make FM receivers mandatory in portable devices. The labels think having an FM radio in every Droid and iPhone is a great idea, and both sides hope to go to Congress soon. Your fears confirmed: "up to" broadband speeds are ... More...
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