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  | Home computing advice in plain english Found at 9/2/2010 via www.computeractive.co.uk
This is the Sony Walkman NWZ-W252 music player. It?s a 2GB player with space for around 500 tracks. Unlike most MP3 players, the player is built into the headphones and the outward facing case is waterproof. More...
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| Grooveshark comes to iPhone Found at 9/2/2010 via news.cnet.com
The long-awaited Grooveshark app for iPhone gives you unlimited on-demand music for only three bucks a month--less than one-third the price of the competition. More...
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| Vevo launches music video iPhone app Found at 9/2/2010 via news.cnet.com
The app gives users access to exclusive music video content they can't get on YouTube. Features include trivia that appear while the video loads and 30-second rewinding. More...
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| Sony announces cloud-based music service Found at 9/2/2010 via news.cnet.com
On the same day Apple displays its digital music dominance, an electronics rival says it'll offer streaming music over the Net. More...
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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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| Top of the Pops: 2009 Found at 9/2/2010 via omg.yahoo.com
With album sales plummeting, piracy at an all-time high, and a lack of seasoned superstars to choose from, it's easy to see why the music industry is continuing to die a slow, painful death. More...
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| A new kind of online Rdio [UPDATED] Found at 9/2/2010 via latimesblogs.latimes.com
While Spotify struggles to bring its free music-on-demand service to the U.S., a growing number of companies are filling the gap -- although not on the same terms. For example, Guvera offers a limited number of free downloads on demand to those who'll tolerate some targeted advertising (and who don't mind a less than comprehensive selection of tracks). MOG and Napster offer unlimited on-demand ... More...
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| Kazaa is resurrected, but why? Found at 9/2/2010 via latimesblogs.latimes.com
How appropriate: The day that Rdio goes live, Kazaa comes back from the dead. Rdio is the new music streaming service from Janus Friis with Niklas Zennström, the entrepreneurs who brought the Kazaa file-sharing software to market as the music industry was suing the original Napster out of existence. Kazaa eventually ran into the same legal buzzsaw, ultimately settling the lawsuit brought by the ... 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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| 'Fortune's Fool' tells story of Edgar Bronfman Jr., Warner Music and crisis in the music industry Found at 9/2/2010 via www.latimes.com
The collapse of the old music industry ? the happy business of spotting talent, pressing millions of LPs or CDs and wondering how to spend the profits ? is so well documented that it is almost a surprise to find a new book on the subject. More...
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| U2 manager still thinks ISPs are freeloading Found at 9/2/2010 via news.cnet.com
Paul McGuinness is once again blaming ISPs for falling music revenues. I agree with his plan: subscriptions are the answer. The problem is how to implement them. More...
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| Chilean Miners Continue to Battle Depression While Adapting to Surroundings & Situation Found at 9/2/2010 via www.thirdage.com
Chilean miners continue to battle depression, fatigue and their own minds while adapting to their surroundings and situation. A video shows 33 miners doing their best to adapt to what is expected to be as many as four months stuck inside a Chilean copper mine. A 25-minute video shot by the miners showed the men with clean clothes, shaved faces and playing music from an MP3 player lowered to them ... More...
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| Brooks & Dunn Up for Vocal Duo of the Year at 2010 Country Music Awards Found at 9/2/2010 via www.thirdage.com
Brooks & Dunn continues to make a strong comeback as they have received a nomination for a tightly contested "Vocal Duo of the Year" award at the 2010 Country Music Awards. Brooks & Dunn will be competing with Joey + Rory, Montgomery Gentry, Steel Magnolia, Sugarland. Nashville star Miranda Lambert competes against herself in two categories of the first round of nominees announced Tuesday by the ... More...
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| Sonos iPad app and Spotify hands-on review Found at 9/2/2010 via www.t3.com
Music streaming's big guns form a beautiful friendship Posted by Luke Peters More...
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| Music industry raps ISPs over file-sharing Found at 9/2/2010 via uk.news.yahoo.com
Internet service providers (ISPs) still need to do more to prevent the growthof illegal file sharing in the UK according to creative industry chiefsspeaking at the Britain'sDigital Future conference in London. More...
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