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  1. Lifehacker Names Best Music Streaming Service: Grooveshark
  2. Can't use Spotify? Try Grooveshark
  3. MP3Sale 'Every-Day-Bonus' Finishes on 10th Jan
  4. One million plays nets only GBP100 in royalties
  5. MP3Sale Finishes 'Request System' Upgrades
  6. Free Streaming May Soon Be History: Spotify Delays U.S. Launch, MySpace May Move To P
  7. Digital music startup Deezer debuts desktop client, premium offering
  8. 5 Reasons for Optimism in the Music Industry
  9. Amazon Giving Away 1 Free MP3
  10. Aom3 August User Competition 2009
  11. MP3Sale Weekly Wednesday Bonus
  12. Your Guide To Music On The Web - Part #1. By TechCrunch.com
  13. Ending music piracy in UK: the best plan hasn't even been tried
  14. Illegal downloading/filesharing
  15. Legalsounds Makes Popular Songs Free To Download
  16. Spotify Will Open to US Users by Late Summer
  17. MP3Sale Makes all Michael Jackson's Albums Free Downloads
  18. In France, "Three-strikes Law" est mort
  19. Resnikoff's Parting Shot: Is eMusic Jumping the Shark?
  20. MP3Sale 50% Discount on All Albums
  21. RIAA v. Fans: The Lawsuit Stink That Just Won't Quit...
  22. ARS TECHNICA: Pirates are biggest music buyers; EMI says "We can't be sure"
  23. France's "Three Strikes" law is as dead as Marie Antoinette!
  24. Beatles Remastering Complete... But Where's Digital?
  25. Amazon to challenge iTunes with 29p MP3 music downloads
  26. eMusic Responds: Just Say No to $1.29...
  27. Sued Into Oblivion: Seeqpod Files for Bankruptcy
  28. Stealing Music: Is It Wrong Or Isn’t It?
  29. The RIAA v. ISPs: Is It Really That 'Complicated ?
  30. MP3Sale Now Offers Monthly Subscriptions
  31. The Sorry State Of Music Startups
  32. MP3Sale's Today Only Special Offer
  33. More on Spotify
  34. Get 6GB of Free Music from SXSW '09
  35. Big Music Will Surrender, But Not Until At Least 2011
  36. Time To Scrap All Music Industry Licensing Schemes
  37. In Other News: Shifts at EMI, Clear Channel, Prince, Neil Young...
  38. RIAA Sued for Fraud, Abuse and Legal Sham
  39. Lavamus Is Back Online
  40. MP3Sale's Today Only Special Offer
  41. New Beatles Outtake Discovered ?
  42. Lavamus is Down, Use JustMusicStore for Now
  43. Why Spotify is Ground-Breaking For Digital Music
  44. MP3Sale's Valentine's Day Promotion
  45. Virgin forced to cancel legal p2p by Sony, Universal and other labels.
  46. SpiralFrog Entering Troubled Waters... Again
  47. Gadget Glut: Problems Continue at Best Buy...
  48. ‘Spotify’ to Compete with Music Piracy
  49. Week in Review
  50. Spotify -Great music streaming service, thought some people might be interested in.
  51. Apple Changes iTunes Pricing as Music Sales Decline
  52. 2008, The Digital Generation Ups and Downs
  53. Project Playlist Removed from Facebook
  54. New Music Services For You To Consider in 2009
  55. Music Piracy Losing to Legal Downloads
  56. Amazon Releases Department of Eagles LP at 75% off
  57. Seeqpod Ready to Take on Music Giants
  58. Hip Hop Dx Interviews Slim of 112
  59. Apple's iTunes going DRM-free starting Tuesday
  60. eMusic Tries Out A New Recommendation Engine; Redesigns Homepage
  61. MP3Fiesta Plans On Closing Down, Opens New Site
  62. Gibson Dark Fire Guitar - For Mac or Windows
  63. Interview - Chris Castle Talks About The Music Wars
  64. Chinese Democracy - Not In China
  65. Warner's Digital Music Sales Up Too
  66. IFPI Erases Evidence Of Fascist Roots For 75th Anniversary
  67. Marillion To Play At McKinnon Benefit Gig
  68. Apple In Talks On More DRM-free Music
  69. The New Magnatune: $5 to $10 for a Month of Unlimited Music
  70. Tennessee Passes Campus Blocking Law
  71. Chinese Pirates Crack Blu-ray DRM
  72. Universal Music Increases Digital Sales
  73. Mime To Be A Crime In China
  74. French Record Companies Lose Plot, Sue Sourceforge
  75. Music Week In Review
  76. Sirius trouble: Big losses, cloudy future
  77. DELL Scraps MP3 Player - Again
  78. UK Police vet live music, DJs for 'terror risk'
  79. Guns N' Roses Uploader Pleads Guilty
  80. About That MySpace Music Device
  81. Previous Post “360″ Music Deals Become Mandatory As Labels Prepare For Free Music
  82. Ex-MPAA and IFPI Anti-Piracy Enforcer Shot Dead
  83. LiveBlogging MySpace’s Chris DeWolfe And Warner Music’s Edgar Bronfman At Web2.0: Mus
  84. Ganes Outsell Music And Video
  85. 6 Tenets for a New Music Industry
  86. Duran Duran DVD
  87. New iPod Chief at Apple
  88. Comcast tests make P2P go faster
  89. New MP3 logo from UK retailers
  90. Belgian P2P Win Disputed By SABAM
  91. Microsoft Cuts Price Of Windows Home Server
  92. London Drum-Maker Dies Of Anthrax
  93. 'Three Strikes' set to go ahead in France
  94. EMI to give up US distribution?
  95. A new economics of P2P file sharing
  96. Datz launches MP3 download deal
  97. New Features in Windows Media Player 12
  98. MTV posts almost every music video ever
  99. Harvard Law Prof weighs in against RIAA
  100. The Filter returns with a wider net
  101. Kazaa founder joins enemy
  102. Wal-Mart relaunches MP3 store
  103. Judge tells RIAA to stop bankrupting defendants
  104. Dido chills out in California
  105. Led Zep to tour again - sans Plant
  106. Open-source DRM? :eek:
  107. Belgian judge reverses music copyright ruling
  108. "A web site can be your album" - Third Eye Blind singer
  109. Why the iPod is doomed
  110. iTunes f****p censors song titles
  111. Dell to ship PCs with music
  112. Japan music site bosses busted
  113. UK gig royalties beat CD income
  114. First play for Guns N' Roses song.
  115. Never say Never!
  116. Spotify, Another ITunes Killer (yeah, right)
  117. Music sold on memory cards
  118. Record Label Infringes Own Copyright - Site Pulled
  119. Bad news for Canada's DMCA opponents
  120. More Indie music on MySpace
  121. Music File Compressed 1,000 Times Smaller Than MP3
  122. Bush Signs RIAA-backed Intellectual Property Law
  123. South Korea wants to gag the noisy internet rabble
  124. 750,000 lost jobs? The dodgy digits behind the war on piracy
  125. Music groups agree online music royalties deal
  126. UK music stars unite to take control
  127. Apple's digital music showdown
  128. itunes-norway
  129. Because There Aren't Enough Anti-Piracy Lobbying Groups...
  130. Wal*Mart shutting down DRM server, nuking your music collection...
  131. ISP: It’s Impossible For Us to Stop Illegal P2P
  132. Muxtape reborn as showcase for bands (kind of like MySpace)
  133. US Senate Passes Intellectual Property Bill
  134. MySpace Music Puts The Industry On The Right Track
  135. SanDisk Launches Preloaded Music Cards
  136. Slim's Album Drop Date
  137. Classical downloads service hits right note on DRM (but ONLY if you live in the UK)
  138. IMDb adds full-length streaming movies (you'll have to show your US ID at the door)
  139. Yahoo And Rhapsody Team Up For Full Song Playback In Search Results
  140. Fairtilizer Launches Next-Gen Music Company
  141. Is the Music Industry Trying to Kill Modern Internet Radio?
  142. Best Buy Puzzles With Napster Acquisition
  143. 100 groups demand to see secret anticounterfeiting treaty
  144. RIAA: Lobbyists or Law Enforcers?
  145. Amazon temporarily gags Spore critics, deletes and restores all customer reviews
  146. Slipknot Frontman Says Labels Cause Piracy
  147. RIAA 'sue ‘em all' campaign, 5 years on...
  148. George W. Bush to head new RIAA unit?
  149. 80% of artists would get less than €30/year from copyright extension
  150. Legal digital music is commercial suicide
  151. Spammers target P2P users with fake infringement notices
  152. Album leak welcomed by Metallica
  153. Musical tastes linked to personality
  154. eMusic: UK P2P warning letter pact "smells very funny to us"
  155. Amazon Takes On Wikipedia With Editable Music Data
  156. The World’s First MP3 Player (c. 1998)
  157. Kid Rock Boycotts iTunes, Champions P2P
  158. Chronicling the Failures of DRM
  159. Statistics: Online Music Apps
  160. LimeWire doubles music library; almost no one notices
  161. 6 Ways to Get Paid by Sharing Music
  162. RIAA, MPAA Converging on Political Conventions
  163. ‘Digital piracy’ may benefit companies
  164. Will the Ban Boost Sales? Tibet Album Pushes Past 10,000
  165. Muxtape Shut Down By RIAA?
  166. Pandora On the Verge of Closing Shop
  167. Italy blocks Swedish File-Sharing site
  168. The Cheapest Digital Music Shops On The Net
  169. Answering Questions On Border Laptop Searches
  170. Aom3.org - Understated Resource
  171. Three strikes & out
  172. UK Government wants to cut illegal filesharing by 80% by 2011
  173. Another reason to like Duffy
  174. Yahoo Music Does The Right Thing: Issues Refunds to Customers
  175. MP3Sale Compensation Bonus Does Wonders
  176. MusicMP3 ‘Most Popular’ is an addiction
  177. Internet users to pay £30 annual 'licence fee' to download music
  178. DRM still sucks: Yahoo Music going dark, taking keys with it
  179. What's right with the "groundbreaking" UK P2P compromise
  180. MP3Fiesta Continues to Grow Despite Doubling Prices…
  181. MP3Sales New Attempt At Pleasing Customers
  182. Torture chamber music
  183. The Pirate Bay Wants to Encrypt the Entire Internet
  184. Last.fm Starts Paying Royalties to Unsigned Bands
  185. Computer Makers Giving In To RIAA Pressure, Disabling Sound Recordin
  186. Virgin: We Won't Cut Off File Sharers; Sends Envelope Saying 'We May Cut You Off'
  187. Virgin warns 800 punters for file-sharing
  188. EU accidentally orders ISPs to become copyright police
  189. Breaking the law: one-third of US/UK residents rip DVDs
  190. Proposed EU telecom amendments lack three-strikes provision
  191. Rhapsody embraces MP3 music files
  192. Radio stations, RIAA trade barbs at hearing over royalties
  193. EFF attacks foundation of entire RIAA lawsuit campaign
  194. The music industry abuses us and we're to blame
  195. Soccer Hooligans Scare Away Opera Audience, Opera Gets Cancelled
  196. Radiohead Blasted By Veteran Rockers KISS For Giving Their Music Away For Free
  197. Top 45 Music Websites That Deliver the Greatest Free Music
  198. Average teenager's iPod has 800 illegal music tracks
  199. Survey: What young British music buyers want
  200. Google To Develop ISP Throttling Detector
  201. UK police nicked by copyright cop for playing radio too loud
  202. Judge Rules: Promo-Only Discs Can Be Resold
  203. A draft treaty proposes draconian measures to protect copyright
  204. Now you can refill Sparks/MM balances....
  205. MPAA gives two printers take-down notices
  206. Virgin Media Cosies up to the BPI
  207. The Music Legality Clause
  208. Would-Be Free Music Service Signs EMI; Two More Majors To Go
  209. Rutunes Reviews MediaClub
  210. Extreme Music: Top 15 Free Music Websites That You Will Want to Visit
  211. With AllOfMP3 gone and MP3sparks reeling, RIAA drops lawsuit
  212. The Digital Music Quality Problem
  213. Woolworths to ditch CD singles
  214. RIAA Declares Victory Over AllofMP3, Drops Lawsuit
  215. Downloads OutPerform CDs
  216. News Article on quality of mp3
  217. Digital Music Becoming Global Commodity
  218. One of Music's Great Butcher Goes To Jail
  219. DRM is dead, long live DRM
  220. Artists Fight for New Hi-Fi Formats
  221. Napster launches MP3 music store
  222. How Apple is changing DRM
  223. The Mobile Music Digital Push
  224. The shoe's on the other foot: Judge orders RIAA to PAY $108k
  225. The RIAA Explains How It Catches Alleged Music Pirates
  226. Free Legal Downloads Thread by Damo
  227. Free legal downloads promised by Universal rights deal
  228. Hateful DRM
  229. Universal Music Group: Artists Go Digital
  230. Microsoft Zune IP police
  231. If music DRM is dead, the RIAA expects its resurrection
  232. AT&T Wants In On Digital Music Boom
  233. Hearts and Minds
  234. MSN Music customers betrayed, says EFF
  235. Vale Tristram Cary
  236. EMI Sues MP3Tunes - online backup is illegal
  237. “Other Music” Continues to Outlast
  238. National Record Store Day
  239. Nokia Music Store opens in Australia
  240. Last.fm & Portishead
  241. The Digital Taxman Cometh
  242. Find free music for your independent, student, or non-profit film, courtesy of Moby
  243. Europe rejects anti-piracy plans
  244. iPod tax: UK music biz open to format shifting... FOR A FEE
  245. Does Digital Music Mean The End Of The Record Promo?
  246. Congrats to the USA - well done
  247. iTunes vs. Myspace
  248. "Policing internet not our job" says UK ISP
  249. Apple now no.1 music seller in US
  250. New chief for EMI's digital unit