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  | Fairbanks area forests subjected to illegal axes Found at 8/26/2008 via aprn.org
The scramble to find dry firewood has some Fairbanks area residents poaching trees on public lands. Northern Area State Parks chief ranger Matt McClure says he?s seeing more illegal firewood harvesting than normal in the Chena River State Recreation area east of Fairbanks. Dan Bross, KUAC - Fairbanks Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| First Look: iTrip Universal, FM Transmitter Found at 8/21/2008 via www.macnn.com
The biggest problem with digital music players is that you canít always listen to your music wherever you go. While you can carry your digital music player on a belt and listen to your favorite songs through ear buds, this isnít always practical while driving or entertaining guests at your house. One solution is to buy an FM transmitter that plugs ... More...
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| Free Music Site Shuts Down Due to RIAA "Problem" Found at 8/19/2008 via www.gigalaw.com
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| Fire Fears After Sparks From iPod Found at 8/19/2008 via news.sky.com
Fresh reports of iPod Nano players shooting out sparks have emerged, prompting fears the popular gadgets are a fire risk. More...
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| Fitch Affirms Warner Music Group's IDR at 'BB-'; Outlook Stable Found at 8/14/2008 via www.centredaily.com
Fitch Ratings has affirmed the Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) and outstanding debt ratings on Warner Music Group Corp. (NYSE:WMG) and its subsidiaries: More...
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| Feel free to rip one Found at 8/14/2008 via www.nashuatelegraph.com
Ah, the simplicity of single-use programs! Simple and elegant, small in space and digital footprint. Such is the case with FreeRIP, a program that converts audio CD tracks into multiple formats like MP3, WAV, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, Flac. ... More...
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| Fair headliners at a glance Found at 8/13/2008 via www.goerie.com
At the 63rd annual Crawford County Fair, the music won't stop until the cows go home. Fortunately, there's plenty of music. See below for the rundown. More...
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| First look: Motorola U9 Found at 8/12/2008 via www.iol.co.za
Motorola is showing off the stylish side of music with the introduction of MOTO U9. [VIDEO] More...
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| Filesharing teen gets damages reduced in ignorance claim Found at 8/12/2008 via go.theregister.com
Too young to understand, court rules A 16-year-old girl has successfully argued that she was too young to understand that her copyright-infringing downloading of music was unlawful. A US court said she will only have to pay $200 per song downloaded instead of the $750 demanded in the case.? More...
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| Face-off Found at 8/11/2008 via www.nst.com.my
Fernandez seeks for coalition from other music associations to upgrade the quality of the local music scene. The players in the music industry are not dancing to the same tune when it comes to resolving problems, Karyawan president Freddie Fernandez tells HAFIDAH SAMAT. More...
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| Face the music! Found at 8/9/2008 via www.courier-journal.com
If you're anything like Missy Elliott, music makes you lose control ? in a good way. And we have to be honest: Some of these music-inspired items nearly made us lose control of our pocketbook. Here's your chance to get into the groove. More...
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| File-sharing Networks Return with Legitimate Ways to Share Music -- and Make Money Found at 8/6/2008 via knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu
After the U.S. Supreme Court declared in 2005 that Internet file-sharing sites Grokster and StreamCast had illegally aided their customers' efforts to share pirated copies of copyrighted music and video files, many commentators predicted the demise of businesses that depended on online file-sharing. But new start-ups say they have found ways to make peer-to-peer (often called P2P) file-sharing ... More...
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| From Electric To Electronica: Les Paul, the Minimoog, and The Studio as Compositional Tool Found at 8/1/2008 via blogcritics.org
A new book, new MP3 collection, and new software synthesizer patch chart the development of pop music and its tools from the 1950s into the 21st century. Three recent releases, one in book form, the other software, and the third an MP3 nicely sum up the past, present, and future of pop music. Let's review them by the chronology of their subject matter. The Early Years Of Les Paul's Legacy One ... More...
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| Fletcher students, teachers to use iPods at school Found at 7/31/2008 via www.kswo.com
Students who use their iPods in class usually get in trouble, but a school in Comanche County says that the MP3 players will actually keep kids "plugged in" to their studies. Kids are tech-savvy - much more so than even 10 years ago, and Fletcher has decided to bring the tech to the teachers to help work with their students in the 21 st Century. More...
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| Feargal Sharkey: The music industry doesn't want to demonise downloaders Found at 7/31/2008 via www.guardian.co.uk
Feargal Sharkey: Far from being a conspiracy, the agreement between the music industry and ISPs is an attempt to innovate for the future More...
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