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  | iPad: Amazon, Google, Dell to Take on iPad With Dell Streak Tablet Found at 3/10/2010 via mint.macobserver.com
Apple was able to achieve dominance in the MP3 player arena by closely marrying hardware and software, a formula that it has extended to its success with the iPhone and the App Store. As the company gets ready to ship the iPad, the next phase in that evolution, Amazon, Dell, and Google are teaming up on the Dell Streak tablet, which will run the Android OS and have access to 300,000-plus e-books ... More...
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| Interview with Robin Richards, Internships.com Found at 3/10/2010 via www.socaltech.com
One of the more successful serial entrepreneurs here in Southern California has been Robin D. Richards, who most recently sold The NTI Group to Blackboard, and previously also was CEO of Vivendi Universal Net USA, the founding president and COO of MP3.com, and managing director at Tickets.com. Robin's latest startup is Internships.com (www.internships.com), an online ... More...
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| Insurance Bill Clears State Senate Found at 3/10/2010 via krccnews.org
After a heated debate, the state senate has cleared a bill that aims to crack down on insurance companies for giving financial incentives to employees for denying claims when someone is sick. It now heads to the house. Bente Birkeland reports from the state house. Download audio file (030910Claims.mp3) More...
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| iWay robbery: iPod's a dud for a mugger Found at 3/8/2010 via www.smh.com.au
It appears you won't get mugged for your iPod in Sydney anymore. More...
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| ISPs 'could make up to £200m from legal downloads' Found at 3/8/2010 via www.guardian.co.uk
Trade body the BPI says adding digital music to broadband packages could earn extra revenue and reduce piracy The UK music downloads market could generate up to £200m a year for internet service providers such as BSkyB and Virgin Media within three years, according to a new report. British music industry trade body the BPI estimates that the UK's major ISPs ? BT, Virgin Media, BSkyB, O2, Orange ... More...
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| Is Apple launching a patent war? Found at 3/4/2010 via www.cnn.com
First, there was the Macintosh. Then it was the iPod, the iPhone, and now the iPad. Next up in Apple's arsenal: The lawyers. More...
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| In Case You Were Wondering How Amazon and Apple Felt About Each Other [Apple] Found at 3/3/2010 via gizmodo.com
# apple Amazon MP3 Store has a promotion called Daily Deal, where they prominently highlight an album that'll rake in sales for cheap?in exchange, labels have been giving them a one-day exclusive before the street date. Surprise, iTunes got pissed . More » More...
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| IP address in anti-piracy probe was not personal data, says French court Found at 3/2/2010 via www.out-law.com
A French music collecting society did not breach data protection rules when it collected the internet protocol (IP) address of an internet user, according to the Paris Appeal Court. More...
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| I don't make music, I write: Biddu Found at 3/2/2010 via www.newkerala.com
By Madhusree Chatterjee, New Delhi, March 2 : Three years ago, Biddu, the musician who gave India the Bollywood cult number "Aap Jaisa Koi...", decided to swap his guitar for the pen - partly because "music was not the important thing in the world any more". More...
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| I don't make music, I write: Biddu Found at 3/1/2010 via www.calcuttanews.net
Three years ago, Biddu, the musician who gave India the Bollywood cult number 'Aap Jaisa Koi...', decided to swap his guitar for the pen - partly because 'music was not the important thing in the world any more'. More...
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| Is the revised Copyright Amendment Bill an improvement? Found at 2/28/2010 via www.nzherald.co.nz
Anyone caught breaching copyright by downloading films and music from the internet will face large penalties and could even be disconnected by their internet service under new legislation.The ban could happen only after a copyright... More...
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| Internet piracy crackdown by US studios Found at 2/28/2010 via www.independent.co.uk
Internet users suspected of illegally downloading films, music or games face prison sentences and substantial fines under a deal being thrashed out between Hollywood corporations and European governments. More...
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| iTunes in numbers: No-one can beat the superstore Found at 2/26/2010 via www.geek.com
Apple?s iTunes Store sold its ten billionth song Thursday. Let me repeat: An online-only store has managed to move ten billion digital tracks thus far. If anyone had told you a few years ago that legitimate music downloading will soon measure in billions, you?d have called them insane. But insanely great happens to be most projects [...] More...
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| iTunes Sells Its 10 Billionth MP3 Found at 2/25/2010 via www.redorbit.com
An online counter on the company?s website read ?10 billion songs downloaded from iTunes. And counting.? A $10,000 Apple iTunes gift card was promised to the person who made the iconic 10 billionth purchase. More...
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| Illegal downloaders face internet ban Found at 2/25/2010 via www.odt.co.nz
Anyone caught breaching copyright by downloading films and music from the internet will face large fines and could even be banned from going online under proposed new laws. read more More...
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