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Zune another kind of four-letter word in Hebrew?
Microsoft Corp.'s forthcoming digital music player, dubbed Zune, may make some Hebrew speakers gasp. The name for the device, which will take on the Apple iPod when released later this year, sounds like a vulgarity, specifically the "f" word, in Hebrew. (24/10) ReadYou may also like
Average teenager's iPod has 800 illegal music tracks
Timesonline | 16/06/08 
Teenagers and students have an average of more than 800 illegally copied songs each on their digital music players, the largest academic survey of young ... More
Labels eye variable pricing for digital sales
Reuters | 07/06/08
Arguably the No. 1 item on record labels' to-do list for the year is, "Establish variable pricing for digital downloads."
As luck would have it, ... More
The music biz's digital flops - a short history
The Register | 26/05/08
Since the record industry first noticed that some of the kids were using the internet in the mid-90s, it's flopped from one puddle to the next. Despite ... More
New MP3 Revolutionizes Way You Listen to Music
The Korea Times | 23/05/08
If you are a serious guitar-master wannabe and you want to focus on the tune of Brian May's guitar and don't want to hear Freddie Mercury's voice and ... More
DRM claims more victims as Microsoft fails its music users
The Guardian | 23/04/08 
DRM (Digital Rights Management) added to music is a really bad idea and you should never buy DRM-protected files, unless you have more money than sense ... Read
“American Idol” Contestant David Cook Tops Amazon MP3 Chart, Then Vanishes
Rolling Stone | 23/04/08
After enjoying last week as the top-selling album at the Amazon MP3 store, American Idol contestant David Cook's 2006 album Analog Heart was pulled from ... Read
MP3sparks.com downed by links to Russian cybercrime gang
The Register | 11/01/08
The popular Russian digital music retailer MP3sparks.com has scored a own goal by doing business with a web host that has been linked to an infamous cybercrime ... Read
Digital Music Industry Challenged to Follow Fans' Lead
PC World | 10/01/08
At the Consumer Electronics Show this year it's clear that consumers are making choices that are driving industry changes, and nowhere is that more evident ... Read
DiMA, Publishers Clash Over Rights
Billboard | 08/01/08
A major battle is erupting between some digital media companies and major music publishers, which may lead to federal litigation, Billboard.biz has learned. ... Read
Mainstream music industry realizes the value of 'free'
International Herald Tribune | 27/01/08
The mainstream music industry is coming to recognize a price for digital songs that might be good enough to compete with the underground exchange of tunes ... Read
Warner Music profits slump 58%
Timesonline | 29/11/07
Warner Music Group today unveiled a 58 per cent slump in fourth-quarter profits, with increased digital revenues failing to offset a collapse in sales ... Read
Sony BMG Plans to Drop DRM
Business Week | 04/01/08
In a move that would mark the end of a digital music era, Sony BMG Music Entertainment is finalizing plans to sell songs without the copyright protection ... Read
7Digital Gets Agressive With Pricing & Features.
Hypebot | 06/12/07
UK digital retailer 7Digital is pushing aggressive pricing as well as new features and alliances designed to challenge iTunes and other retailers. The ... Read
The DRM maze for consumers
BBC | 11/12/07
The last few years in the history of digital content are littered with examples of Digital Rights Management (DRM) solutions that have been accused of ... Read
Now hear this: surround sound for MP3
Greater Paramus News | 02/01/08
In the small San Diego County offices of French multimedia giant Thomson, employees crank up Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon," a recording laden ... Read
Tacoma tries classical music to chase gangs from bus stops
Seattle Post Intelligencer | 30/07/07
Believing gangs and Mozart don't mix, city police and Pierce Transit officials are mounting a classical attack on a growing problem of street gangs at ... Read
YouTube Killed the Music Video Star?
Asia Pacific Arts | 18/05/08
In the 1980s, if you wanted to find the next music video, it was as easy as changing your remote control to MTV. But in the 2000s, MTV as we knew it died. ... More
Apple to Resolve EU Case on ITunes Prices, People Say
Bloomberg | 09/01/08
Apple Inc., the maker of the best- selling iPod media players, will settle European Union claims that its policy of varying prices at its iTunes music ... Read
Apple Ends Beatles Dispute, Paving Way for Music Deal
Bloomberg | 06/02/07
Apple Inc. ended a legal dispute with the Beatles over rights to use the Apple name and logos, potentially clearing the way for the company to distribute ... Read
The Old Music Industry Is Dead: Apple Launching Record Label With Jay-Z
Gizmodo | 03/01/08
Looks like there might another major announcement at MacWorld. BGR says they've "confirmed" that Apple is launching a record label with Jay-Z, who's ... Read
Apple calls the tune in mobile music
Timesonline | 11/12/07
In December 1942, Bing Crosby's White Christmas blared out from a simple gramophone. Now, instead of huddling around a phonograph, music fans are downloading ... Read
Steve Jobs Says No Thanks To Subscription Models
Netmusiccountdown | 27/04/07
According to Yahoo News, Apple Chief Steve Jobs isn't a big believer in the subscription-based model of online music sales, and probably won't be adding ... Read
Apple sets lawyers on pod-people
The Register | 15/08/06
Apple is stepping up legal threats against companies it accuses of infringing its trademarks. The computer giant has written to two US companies asking ... Read
Imeem Pioneers Free Music With Ads
The New York Times | 30/10/07
Is Imeem the next iTunes? Imeem is a social network site with a heavy emphasis on music. I have no reason to believe that it will become as important as ... Read
Apple Drops the Digital-Music Shackles
The Motley Fool. | 17/10/07
If you've drawn "digital rights management" in the office death pool, hold that ticket tight. The end may be near now that Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) has ... Read
Apple Launches the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store
PCWorld | 06/09/07
In addition to overhauling its iPod line-up, Apple also launched the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store, a new service for iPod and iPhone users. When accessed from ... Read
New Music Phones—Without The i
BusinessWeekOnline | 06/04/07
How do you steal the spotlight from Steve Jobs? It's not easy, but with two months to go until the debut of Apple Inc.'s (AAPL ) iPhone, wireless carriers ... Read
Apple probe will shake up whole music industry
Marketwatch | 06/04/07
A European antitrust probe into the pricing of Apple Inc.'s iTunes music downloads service could force the music industry to unravel the complex web of ... Read
While my iPod gently weeps
The Inquirer | 13/03/07
Just when you think there can't possibly be any more legal mileage in bunging the entire Beatles repertoire up on the wibbly wobbly web, there, err, is. ... Read
Apple Hits Podcast Ready with Nastygram
Wired | 26/09/06
Apple Computer has slapped Podcast Ready with a "cease and desist" letter, claiming that the terms "Podcast Ready" and "myPodder" infringe Apple's ... Read
Are Digital Music Watermarks a Blessing or a Curse?
Wired News | 20/08/07
With EMI selling its entire catalog DRM-free and Universal soon to experiment with its open-MP3 format, the major labels are finally showing a willingness ... Read
Good News For Apple Means Bad News For Music
Hypebot | 27/04/07
Yesterday Apple beat expectations with a whopping 85% increase in sales in the second fiscal quarter powered in large part by increased iPod sales. The ... Read
DRM Stripper Launched for Apple's iTunes 6
Techweb | 01/09/06
Software capable of stripping the copyright-protection technology from files played in some of the latest versions of Apple iTunes is circulating the Web, ... Read