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  | IntraSonic Technology Elevates RETRO-M For Upgrading Existing Intercom Systems to Whole House Music Distribution Found at 3/10/2011 via www.redorbit.com
RICHARDSON, Texas, March 10, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- IntraSonic Technology, a cutting-edge manufacturer of communication and entertainment systems, announces the release of RETRO-M, featuring MP3 Distribution . This new feature enables the homeowner to upgrade their existing home intercom systems into a whole house music distribution and listen to an iPod or any mp3 player from any room station ... More...
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| IntraSonic Technology Elevates RETRO-M For Upgrading Existing Intercom Systems to Whole House Music Distribution Found at 3/10/2011 via biz.yahoo.com
IntraSonic Technology, a cutting-edge manufacturer of communication and entertainment systems, announces the release of RETRO-M, featuring MP3 Distribution. Â This new feature enables the homeowner to upgrade their existing home intercom systems into a whole house music distribution and listen to an iPod or any mp3 player from any room station. Â With two sources to choose from you are not ... More...
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| INTERVIEW/PROFILE/TRIBUTE: How Hyperlocal Blogs Impact Music [interview] Found at 3/10/2011 via www.allaboutjazz.com
Recently I spoke to Jason, who is the Founder and Editor of The Pop Cop, a Glasgow based music blog, which focuses on the Scottish music scene, with daily updated news, reviews, features, and interviews. He also founded and runs the Music Alliance Pact, which sees around 35 music blogs from around the world (one per country) join forces on the 15th of every month to share their favorite songs ... More...
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| iOS 4.3 available for download from Apple Found at 3/9/2011 via www.zdnet.com
If you've got an iPhone, iPad of iPod touch, it's update time! More...
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| INTERVIEW/PROFILE/TRIBUTE: Ian Kwon on Fanatic.FM's Platform to Monetize Music by Connecting Artists with Brands and ... Found at 3/9/2011 via www.allaboutjazz.com
Volumes have been written on how to monetize music in the post-Napster age. Most recently, streaming music and selling direct to fans are touted as industry saviors. But Ian Kwon, who I met and began advising last year offers a different solution that's a four-way win for artists, brands, charities and fans. In this interview, Kwon explains fanatic.fm in depth... More...
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| iTunes Freedom Coming Soon? Found at 3/4/2011 via news.yahoo.com
Apple's iTunes Store may soon offer unlimited downloads of your music purchases to any device you own, according to rumors. Apple is reportedly in talks with Universal Music, Sony Music, Warner Music Group and EMI to make this a reality, according to three people with "knowledge of the plans" who spoke to Bloomberg. The new plan could be available before the end of the summer. More...
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| iTunes freedom coming soon? Found at 3/4/2011 via www.macworld.co.uk
Unlimited downloads of your iTunes music purchases to any device you own reportedly in the works. More...
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| iTunes Freedom Coming Soon? Found at 3/4/2011 via www.pcworld.com
Unlimited downloads of your iTunes music purchases to any device you own reportedly in the works. More...
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| IFPI digital music report 2011 Found at 3/3/2011 via www.apo.org.au
A report released by the IFPI shows that while the recorded music industry experienced growth in digital music sales, digital piracy effectively reduced the value of the industry by nearly a third during the same period. Justice read more More...
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| Interior Homesteader, Poet Passes Away Found at 3/3/2011 via aprn.org
Dan Bross, KUAC ? Fairbanks Former Alaska poet laureate John Haines has died. The interior homesteader spent decades in the bush, an experience that inspired much of his work and garnered broad recognition. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Interview: The Analyst Who Claims Revenue from Music Downloads to Phones Will Increase 129 Percent Found at 3/3/2011 via www.businessinsider.com
Despite dire predictions elsewhere, revenue from the sale of music that downloads directly onto the cellphone will grow at a healthy rate over the next four years, according to a recent Juniper Research report, which found that annual mobile music sales bypassing the computer will more-than-double from $2.4 billion in 2010, to $5.5 billion in 2015. More...
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| ISPs may be forced to cut off cheats Found at 3/2/2011 via www.smh.com.au
Australians may well be disconnected by their ISPs if they pirate films or music. More...
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| Investors Are Drawn Anew to Digital Music Found at 3/1/2011 via www.blueridgenow.com
The explosion in smartphone apps has given investors and entrepreneurs optimism that the digital music business is poised to finally become profitable. More...
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| Investors Are Drawn Anew to Digital Music Found at 3/1/2011 via www.tuscaloosanews.com
The explosion in smartphone apps has given investors and entrepreneurs optimism that the digital music business is poised to finally become profitable. More...
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| Increasing Processor Efficiency By 'Shutting Off The Lights' Found at 2/28/2011 via www.redorbit.com
Plug-and-play multi-core voltage regulator could lead to 'smarter' smartphones, slimmer laptops and energy-friendly data centers There was a time when a laptop could weigh 10 pounds and still sell?a time when a cell phone was larger than a pocket?and a time when an iPod only played music. Today's consumers expect mobile devices that are increasingly small, yet ever-more powerful. All the bells ... More...
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| Increasing processor efficiency by 'shutting off the lights' Found at 2/28/2011 via www.physorg.com
There was a time when a laptop could weigh 10 pounds and still sell?a time when a cell phone was larger than a pocket?and a time when an iPod only played music. More...
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