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  | Good in Theory Found at 8/27/2008 via www.nashvillescene.com
Eight years is a long time in the music business?in 2000, Metallica was suing Napster, N*SYNC sold 2.4 million records in one week, Nelly released Country Grammar and Uncle Kracker was terrorizing the airwaves. So, it's a pretty powerful achievement that local label/management compan... More...
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| Geek Notes Found at 8/22/2008 via www.theledger.com
A WIRELESS NETWORK FOR MUSIC IN THE HOME GETS AN UPGRADEThree years ago, Sonos shook up the audio industry with a device that plays music throughout a home over a wireless network. Now Sonos is upgrading its multi-room line of devices with products aimed at music lovers who aren't serious audiophiles. More...
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| Gigs & Bytes: How To Dismantle An Internet Leak Found at 8/20/2008 via www.pollstar.com
U2 manager Paul McGuinness has been getting his fair share of press lately, mostly for accusing Internet service providers of being somewhat responsible for music piracy, saying ISPs have "turned their heads the other way," when it comes to illegal downloading. More...
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| Game pirates' response could have lessons for music biz Found at 8/19/2008 via news.cnet.com
Cliff Harris asked why people pirated his games, and got some interesting responses. His lessons could also be useful for the music industry. More...
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| Get speaker for your MP3 player Found at 8/15/2008 via www.contracostatimes.com
Q: I always see questions asked about iPods, but I have another brand of MP3 player. Is there a speaker device I can purchase for around $200 to play music in my home, and an adapter to use my player with my car's sound system? More...
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| Get speaker for your MP3 player Found at 8/15/2008 via www.insidebayarea.com
Q: I always see questions asked about iPods, but I have another brand of MP3 player. Is there a speaker device I can purchase for around $200 to play music in my home, and an adapter to use my player with my car's sound system? More...
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| GROM USB MP3 Car Interface: New Way in Playing Digital Media through OEM Car Stereo Found at 8/13/2008 via news.yahoo.com
GROM Audio is introducing a new accessory that makes playing media files on original car stereo much simpler. GROM USB Car Interface allows listening audio files directly from USB flash/disk drive using your car stereo system. Without any dedicated portable player GROM adapter add USB port directly to the car audio, provides clear sound and an ability to manage media through OEM stereo controls ... More...
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| GPS makers battle the iPhone Found at 8/8/2008 via money.cnn.com
Garmin's latest GPS device, the nuvi 880, says a lot about the state of the market for portable navigation devices. The gadget has it all: directions, MP3 player for listening to songs and books, a photo viewer - even an alarm clock. More...
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| Google Aims to Make It Big in China With Music Giveaway Found at 8/7/2008 via www.ecommercetimes.com
Search engine giant Google has launched a new music search service in China that enables users to legally download online music. Music OneBox, which is backed by some of the major global music labels, as well as Chinese basketball star Yao Ming, is available at Chinese music site Top100.cn. More...
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| Google offers free music legally in China Found at 8/7/2008 via www.latimes.com
Blog: The search engine's Music Onebox challenges Baidu.com, China's top search engine. In China, Baidu is the powerhouse, the "it" girl, the search engine to beat. It's a treasure trove of music, most of it illegal. More...
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| Google Aims to Make It Big in China With Music Giveaway Found at 8/7/2008 via www.technewsworld.com
Search engine giant Google has launched a new music search service in China that enables users to legally download online music. Music OneBox, which is backed by some of the major global music labels, as well as Chinese basketball star Yao Ming, is available at Chinese music site Top100.cn. More...
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| Google Launches Free Music Service in China Found at 8/7/2008 via www.allaboutjazz.com
SHANGHAI - Google Inc has launched a music search service in China that will give users access to free downloads of licensed songs, while capturing advertising revenue for music providers in a market rife with piracy. More...
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| Google offers free music legally in China Found at 8/7/2008 via www.courant.com
Google's Music Onebox challenges Baidu.com, China's top search engine. In China, Baidu is the powerhouse, the "it" girl, the search engine to beat. It's a treasure trove of music, most of it illegal. More...
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| Google to generate ad revenue from free Chinese music service Found at 8/7/2008 via www.geek.com
In a bid to gain greater market share in China, Google has announced a new, free to use music download service. Chinese users of the site will be able to download music totally free and supplied by the website Top100.cn. Revenue from the service will come from advertising, which will be split between Google, Top100 [...] More...
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| Google offers free music legally in China Found at 8/7/2008 via www.latimes.com
Google's Music Onebox challenges Baidu.com, China's top search engine. In China, Baidu is the powerhouse, the "it" girl, the search engine to beat. It's a treasure trove of music, most of it illegal. More...
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