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 | Refurb Sony Micro Shelf Stereo System w/ iPod Dock for $61 + free shipping Found at 7/19/2010 via www.i4u.com Sony Style offers the factory-refurbished Sony Micro Shelf Stereo System with iPod Dock, model no. CMT-LX20I, for $80.99. Add it to your cart and it drops to $60.99. With free shipping, that's $36 under the lowest total price we could find for a new, facto... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | RipBlock DMCA (Copyright) Complaint to Google Found at 7/19/2010 via  DMCA Notices: RipBlock DMCA (Copyright) Complaint to Google; From: Rising Music To: Google, Inc. Date: 2010-07-16 More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Royalty group says ISPs should pay for pirated music Found at 7/16/2010 via www.macworld.co.uk Music royalty collection society, PRS for Music , has suggested charging ISPs for pirated content traded on their networks, as the organisation claims piracy will worsen with faster broadband speeds. More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Royalty group says ISPs should pay for pirated music Found at 7/16/2010 via rss.feedsportal.com Net piracy to get worse with faster broadband Music royalty collection society, PRS for Music, has suggested charging ISPs for pirated content traded on their networks, as the organisation claims piracy will worsen with faster broadband speeds. More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | R.I.P. MP3, The Decline of Digital Downloads Found at 7/14/2010 via mog.com By: Carlos M. Perez/peacerocker July 14, 2010 Today, Digital Music News is reporting that; "According to Nielsen Soundscan, paid downloads slipped a modest 0.2 percent to 597 million units during the first half in the US, a possible prelude to bigger declines ahead." Bill Nguyen, one of Lala's co-founders called Lala's technology "the end of the MP3." While others laughed and brushed Nguyen ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Record Biz Nails Online Porn Companies With Stiff Fine For Copyright Violation Found at 7/14/2010 via www.fastcompany.com A nice pair--of porn companies, that is--is being sued by the music industry for featuring songs in their XXX-rated clips without permission. The copyright infringement suit was filed at the U.S. District Court in L.A. last week, against RK Netmedia and RealityKings.com. The record labels, who are demanding $150,000 per infringement include Warner Bros., Elektra, and Atlantic. For their part(s ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Record Labels Sue Over Use of Music on Adult Sites Found at 7/13/2010 via blogs.wsj.com Singer Justin Timberlake might say he's bringing sexy back, but a new lawsuit alleges online pornography companies are using his song to bring sexy a little too far. More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Refurbished Sony Walkman 8GB MP3 Player w/FM Tuner for $45 + free shipping Found at 7/12/2010 via www.i4u.com Sony Style offers the factory-refurbished Sony Walkman E-Series 8GB Video/MP3 Player in Black, model no. NWZ-E344BLK, for $44.99 plus free shipping. That's $24 under the lowest total price we could find for a new one, although we saw this refurb for $5 les... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Record industry tries to catch porn industry with pants down Found at 7/12/2010 via thresq.hollywoodreporter.com By Eriq Gardner The music industry, which has struggled financially in recent years, may be aroused at the prospect of winning money from the porn industry. Warner Bros. and a number of other record labels filed a lawsuit last week... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | RIAA: Lime Wire hid cash to avoid paying damages Found at 7/12/2010 via news.cnet.com Founder of file-sharing software maker Lime Wire transferred company's funds into a trust controlled by his family. Big music labels says the money belongs to them. More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Record Labels Sue Porn Websites Found at 7/11/2010 via www.mtv.co.uk Elektra, Atlantic, Warner Brothers and Bad Boy are among 11 record labels that have clubbed together to sue adult websites RK Netmedia and RealityKings for using their music in porn films. Songs... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Rhapsody Taps RightsFlow for Licensing and Administration Services Found at 7/6/2010 via biz.yahoo.com RightsFlow, a leading provider of licensing and royalty services, announced today an agreement to provide bulk mechanical licensing and administration and reporting support for Rhapsody, the leading online music subscription service. Â The deal will provide Rhapsody with additional tools and solutions for mechanical licensing and content management services for publishing rights in the United ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Review: Pioneer XW-NAV1 Found at 7/5/2010 via www.cnet.com.au Pioneer stacks enough into its latest XW-NAV1 iPod dock to make it a worthy mid-range contender, although its video output options could be better. More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Reduced exposure to MP3 players can prevent hearing loss Found at 7/2/2010 via timesherald.com One good way to visualize noise-induced hearing loss is to imagine walking back and forth across the same patch of grass every day, said Anne Oyler, audiologist at the American Speech-Language Hearing Association. If you keep on doing it, eventually you?re going to wear down the grass. And if you continuously bombard the very delicate hair cells in the ear ? which move every time noise ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Reviews: Scratch Live with Rane SL 3 Found at 6/30/2010 via www.macnn.com Serato Scratch Live (SSL) is a hardware and software solution originally targeted at professional DJs who desired to make the move from traditional music media, vinyl records and CDs, to the world of digital music formats. The concept of Scratch Live is to carry your music library on your computer and manipulate it just like the traditional musical formats you have grown accustomed to over time ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |
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 | Rumblefish to Offer Music for YouTube Users Found at 6/27/2010 via www.nytimes.com With a new service, YouTube users can buy a license to a copyrighted song to use with a noncommercial video. More... 0 comments | blog this | email this |