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  | China's Baidu to Compensate Songwriters for Music Downloads Found at 4/1/2011 via www.pcworld.com
China's largest search engine Baidu said it will start paying an agency representing songwriters for every music download on the site, after years of being... More...
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| Cloud Player: Amazon Launches New Service Found at 3/31/2011 via www.indexonline.org
Amazon has fired the next shot in the battle for online music supremacy by launching its Cloud Player music locker service for U.S customers. More...
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| Chicagoist Mix #9: Chrissy Murderbot Found at 3/29/2011 via chicagoist.com
Chrissy Murderbot, a.k.a. Chris Shively, is a Kansas City native that moved to Chicago a few years back. It might seem unlikely that Chrissy has found himself as a major player in the city's rich juke and footwork scenes, but he nonetheless has, and he remains as one of the city's go to DJs when it comes to spinning some of the craziest, all-things-bass dance music. He was even recently added to ... More...
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| Cherry Mobile T8 and Q2 Phone Sale, April 1 to 3 only Found at 3/29/2011 via everythinginbudget.blogspot.com
DetailsP1,499 for a Cherry Mobile Q2, from a standard retail price of P1,999. Save P500! P2,499 for a Cherry Mobile T8, from a standard retail price of P3,499. Save P1,000! Promotion is from April 1 to 3, 2011 only. Available in all Cherry Mobile exhibits, concept stores and kiosks nationwide. About The Phones Cherry Mobile Q2Qwerty Keypad Digital Camera Dual SIM / Dual Standby MP3 Player / More...
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| Chevrolet MyLink Hopes to Take Media Personalization to New Level - VIDEO ENHANCED Found at 3/26/2011 via www.theautochannel.com
DETROIT - March 26, 2011: In-vehicle entertainment and information systems, better known as 'infotainment,' is the biggest growing trend in the auto industry. In many cases, access to phones, PDAs, music and maps is becoming more important to car buyers then what's under the hood. More...
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| Claim: Limewire's Shutdown Reduced Music Piracy by 7 Percent Found at 3/24/2011 via blogs.sfweekly.com
The nationally-recognized market research nerds NPD Group just released their latest poll, which suggests the shutdown of the file-sharing application Limewire this past October reduced peer-to-peer- More...
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| China cracks down on music and book sellers Found at 3/24/2011 via feeds.theinquirer.net
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| Company Investigating Viability of Cook Inlet Tidal Power Found at 3/22/2011 via aprn.org
Ben Stanton, KDLL ? Kenai A company based in Maine is several years into a preliminary study of the viability of generating electric power using the strong tides in Cook Inlet. At a meeting in the City of Kenai Tuesday morning, Ocean Renewable Power Company outlined their general strategy for moving forward. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Can an MP3 hack your car? Found at 3/18/2011 via www.physorg.com
(PhysOrg.com) -- The idea that someone can get into your car without your permission isn't a new one. It's about as old as the coat hanger, but that was back in the days when you locks had a pull up button. We tend to think that digital car locks are safer, because it takes a higher level of sophistication to get into them, when Physorg reported on it in January, it was security professionals ... More...
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| Could Music Service Topspin Fix Artist-Fan Relationship? Found at 3/18/2011 via www.wired.com
When Ian Rogers left Yahoo Music in April 2008 for a stealth startup, most attention focused on the web portal's slow demise rather than the exec's mysterious new project. That new project turned out to be Topspin Media, a direct-to-fan marketing and retail software platform, which launched at this year's South by Southwest festival. Can the new service change the game for bands wanting a deeper ... More...
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| Cloud music boom: everyone wins, except the creators Found at 3/18/2011 via go.theregister.com
Let them eat vinyl Hurrah! Research company ABI has predicted a boom in paid-for streaming music services benefitting a long list of winners. There's just a few groups in the loser column... including the artists who make the music.? Free Register Webcast: Can telephony and IT work together? More...
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| Co-Op Dog Teams Gain Popularity Found at 3/17/2011 via aprn.org
Tim Bodony, KIYU ? Galena Several of the competitive dog teams in this year?s Iditarod were the result of cooperative agreements between mushers. As APRN Iditarod Trail Reporter Tim Bodony reports, these cooperative arrangements could become more common in the years ahead. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Cloud-based Music Streaming Will Be Dominant by 2016 (Study) Found at 3/17/2011 via www.hollywoodreporter.com
Carolyn Giardina Shift due to growing use of mobile devices for listening. read more More...
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| Census Numbers Released for Alaska Found at 3/16/2011 via aprn.org
Annie Feidt, APRN ? Anchorage Alaska received its 2010 census numbers today. Overall the state?s population grew, but many areas of rural Alaska lost residents. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Chattanooga?s Live Music Scene ? Grammy Awards To Recognize Senator Corker Found at 3/16/2011 via www.chattanoogan.com
The Recording Academy, most famously recognized for the Grammy Awards, will honor Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, along with Vice-President Joe Biden and musician Don Henley for their commitment to improving the environment for the nation?s music community. More...
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| COLUMN: CDs remain my gold standard for music listening Found at 3/16/2011 via www2.scnow.com
I try to ignore the plummeting relevance of compact discs in the age of digital music downloads, but every now and then the sobering reality sinks in. So it was with great sadness that I read Billboard?s report that CD sales dropped 20 percent in 2010 ? and by 50 percent over the past decade. More...
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