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Little-known Texas MP3 Technologies is taking on Apple, Samsung Electronics Co and Sandisk with a patent-infringement lawsuit. The suit, which came to light over the weekend, was filed on 16 February in Marshall, Texas. The eastern Texas city is fast becoming one of the leading locations of patent infringement lawsuits in the US thanks to speedy trials ... (02/03)
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Jake Shimabukuro travels great distances from his childhood home in Honolulu, but he packs light. "I don't have a lot to carry," he says, while on the ...
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On a short notice a large number of music and heritage lovers throng Sethi House that evening. They were as thrilled as they have found a very precious ...
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A lack of security controls allowed hackers to "wipe" the Recording Industry Association of America's (RIAA) website on Sunday. The existence of an ...
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How To Do Business In China, China CEO, The New Chinese Consumer... my shelves here in Beijing are stacked full of such books, all trying to throw some ...
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Seemingly spurred on by the song's lyrics (“I am a moth who wants to share your light / I'm an insect Trying to get out of the dark”), the film features ...
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Once upon a time, in the pre-digital analog world of yesterday, people bought albums at brick-and-mortar establishments known as "record stores" and ...
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Citizens For A Better America, a band that was created for the sole purpose to ridicule Paris Hilton, has hit it big with their first single "Go Away ...
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Every few years you get one of those irresistible, guilty pleasure Latin pop songs that seem to get the whole country wiggling in a giddy inter-cultural ...
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European Union culture ministers have backed plans to transform Europe's massive film and broadcast archives into digital form and make them available ...
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Debate is raging on internet message boards over whether Madonna's "rocking" Live Earth performance owed more to technical wizadry than musical talent.
Madonna ...
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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 ...
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Looking to profit directly from the growing market for music downloads, Disney has launched an online store for kid-focused singles, albums and music videos. ...
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Apple, the American electronics group, and the music companies Universal and Sony BMG will defend themselves today against claims by the European Commission ...
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In what is a first for the videogame industry, publisher Electronic Arts has opened a digital music store on its Web site, dubbed EA Trax. The store is ...
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A feature-packed Windows Vista. Windows Home Server. IPTV-enabled XBox. Internet-connected Fords. At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Sunday, ...
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The online music service eMusic is probably best known for selling songs in the MP3 format, with no electronic locks. That's been verboten among the major ...
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Let the silly indie kids have their silly SXSW, with their flannels and ironic t-shirts, their jangle and distortion. The rest of us have the cool, crisp, ...
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The European Parliament voted Thursday for new measures providing job support for singers, musicians and songwriters across Europe. At its plenary session ...
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Last night at a posh Game Developers Conference bash held in a 15th floor luxury suite in downtown San Francisco, Electronic Arts surprised the gaming ...
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European authors, songwriters and artist groups have welcomed the decision by the European Commission to shelve its plans to reform the copyright levy ...
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AOL and Chinese manufacturer Haier showed a Wi-Fi-packing, hard-drive-based music and video player with a touch-pad interface at the Consumer Electronics ...
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In this DVDTVinsert, Master Ren GuangYi demonstrates two fundamental Chen-style Taiji forms. Captured in high-definition in New York's Central Park, each ...
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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. ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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Apple is stepping up legal threats against companies it accuses of infringing its trademarks. The computer giant has written to two US companies asking ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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. ...
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Apple Computer has slapped Podcast Ready with a "cease and desist" letter, claiming that the terms "Podcast Ready" and "myPodder" infringe Apple's ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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Software capable of stripping the copyright-protection technology from files played in some of the latest versions of Apple iTunes is circulating the Web, ...
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