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  | Agencies Take Look at New Oil Spill Mapping Technology Found at 7/29/2010 via aprn.org
Annie Feidt, APRN ? Anchorage Oil response agencies and organizations in Alaska got a first-hand look today at a new spill mapping technology that?s being used in the Gulf of Mexico. Ocean Imaging Corporation ? the company that developed the system ? demonstrated how it works using dye in Cook Inlet. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| AC/DC - Back In Black Found at 7/29/2010 via www.antimusic.com
AC/DC released 'Back in Black' 30 years ago this week. The album would go on to become the 2nd biggest selling album in music history. To celebrate this anniversary we revisit our Classics special from 2004 where a few of our writers examined this landmark album. More...
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| Alaska News Nightly: July 26, 2010 Found at 7/26/2010 via aprn.org
Individual news stories are posted in the Alaska News category and you can subscribe to APRN?s news feeds via email, podcast and RSS. Download Audio (MP3) Court Rules Against Lynn Canal Highway Steve Heimel, APRN ? Anchorage A federal appeals court panel heard oral arguments on the Juneau Access Road today. A lower court ruled that the decision to [...] More...
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| Apple loses big in DRM ruling: jailbreaks are "fair use" Found at 7/26/2010 via arstechnica.com
Every three years, the Library of Congress has the thankless task of listening to people complain about the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. The DMCA forbade most attempts to bypass the digital locks on things like DVDs, music, and computer software, but it also gave the Library the ability to wave its magical copyright wand and make certain DRM cracks legal for three years at a time. This time ... More...
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| Archos 3cam vision Found at 7/22/2010 via www.pcmag.com
The Archos 3cam vision has a touch screen, shoots photos and video, and does a lot of things a $100 MP3 player typically can't. More...
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| AudioLock.NET Launches Music Piracy Protection Solution Found at 7/22/2010 via news.yahoo.com
An innovative system for music producers and record labels to protect their music from piracy is launched. More...
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| Audio: Calvin Richardson Heats up Airwaves with ?You?re So Amazing? Found at 7/21/2010 via www.eurweb.com
*Calvin Richardson, The Soul Prince has been having a banner year. Recognizing his hard work and commitment to true southern Soul music , voters at the Jackson Music Awards in Jackson, MS crowned The Soul Prince: ?International Male Vocalist of the Year? and further honored Richardson?s 2x Grammy® nominated release Facts of Life with ?International [...] More...
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| Apple, others sued for claiming expired, unrelated patents Found at 7/19/2010 via www.macnn.com
Apple, Sprint, Verizon and Samsung have been targeted in a new lawsuit, accusing the companies of false patent marketing, according to AppleInsider. The group called Americans for Fair Patent Use asserts that the companies are claiming expired patents, and/or attaching some patents to products for which they don't apply. In the case of Apple, the iPhone, the iPod touch, the fifth- and sixth ... More...
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| Author Touts Artist Subscriptions to Fix Music Industry Found at 7/16/2010 via feeds.wired.com
Fred Goodman continues his chat with Wired.com about where the ailing music industry might be headed. How about having consumers subscribe directly to artists instead of to a music service? Oh, and drop those battling egos, too. More...
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| Attorneys seek end of court-ordered talks in Brainerd music downloading case Found at 7/16/2010 via www.twincities.com
Attorneys for the two parties in a landmark illegal music downloading case say the two sides are too far apart to reach a settlement, and they're jointly seeking the end of court-ordered talks. More...
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| Author Touts Artist Subscriptions to Fix Music Industry Found at 7/16/2010 via feeds.wired.com
Fred Goodman continues his chat with Wired.com about where the ailing music industry might be headed. How about having consumers subscribe directly to artists instead of to a music service? Oh, and drop those battling egos, too. More...
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| Author Touts Artist Subscriptions to Fix Music Industry Found at 7/15/2010 via feeds.wired.com
Fred Goodman continues his chat with Wired.com about where the ailing music industry might be headed. How about having consumers subscribe directly to artists instead of to a music service? Oh, and drop those battling egos, too. More...
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| Author Touts Artist Subscriptions to Fix Music Industry Found at 7/15/2010 via www.wired.com
Fred Goodman continues his chat with Wired.com about where the ailing music industry might be headed. How about having consumers subscribe directly to artists instead of to a music service? Oh, and drop those battling egos, too. More...
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| Abu Dhabi Classic FM fills slot vacated by BBC Found at 7/15/2010 via www.zawya.com
15 July 2010 The nation's classical music radio station will take over the frequency left vacant by the BBC World Service, the company has announced. More...
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| American Indian, Alaska Native Women Experience Highest Rates of Violence Found at 7/14/2010 via aprn.org
Joaqlin Estus, KNBA ? Anchorage American Indian and Alaska Native women still experience the highest rates of violence of any group in the nation, according to a report that came out yesterday. The report covers a project launched in 2002 by the Family Violence Prevention Fund. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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