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  | In an iPod Nano world, some rivals appear Found at 8/3/2008 via www.azstarnet.com
NEW YORK ? It's easy to understand the appeal of Apple Inc.'s iPod Nano music and video player: It's slim and simple to use, and it has a crisp 2-inch LCD screen. Its brand name is considered synonymous with hip tech gear. More...
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| IODA and R2G Partner to Launch Wawawa Music Store, Bringing Independent Music to China's 253 Million Internet Users Found at 8/1/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
IODA, the global leader in digital distribution, marketing, and technology solutions for the independent music and film industry, and R2G, the leading digital music distribution company in China, today announced an agreement to provide China's growing Internet audience with access to a diverse selection of more than one million recordings of international music. IODA's catalog will be available ... More...
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| I Don't Think The World is Ready For Aromatherapy Earphones [Design] Found at 7/31/2008 via gizmodo.com
Hey, I love pleasing scents as much the next person, but I don't think people are quite ready for an MP3 player that pumps odors through your earbuds. Nonetheless, a group of designers has come up... More...
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| In an iPod Nano world, some rivals lure Found at 7/31/2008 via www.gmanews.tv
NEW YORK - It's easy to understand the appeal of Apple Inc.'s iPod Nano music and video player: It's slim and simple to use, and it has a crisp 2-inch LCD screen. Its brand name is considered synonymous with hip tech gear. More...
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| iPod rumor mill: 64 GB iPod touch on the way? Found at 7/31/2008 via www.tgdaily.com
It time for a new round of Apple rumors. Apple is widely expected to refresh its iPod lineup in August. There is your usual set of rumors out there with some interesting thoughts on likely changes and upgrades. Sources seem to agree that the upgrades will more evolutionary than evolutionary, which, if the sources are correct, may be surprising as Apple?s iPod sales growth shows signs of a ... More...
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| Industry Moves: Piibe Promoted To EMI Music Global Head Of Digital Business Development Found at 7/31/2008 via www.cbsnews.com
Music start-up vet Mark Piibe is moving to the digital side at EMI as global head of digital business development for EMI Music. Effective immediately, Piibe, who had been SVP-Business Affairs for EMI Music North America since December, will oversee business development efforts; he remains based in New Yoirk and will report to Douglas Merrill, president of digital business. Piibe's resume ... More...
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| IPod Battles Rage On Found at 7/31/2008 via www.forbes.com
Companies, including Dell and Samsung, keep trying to build a better music player. More...
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| IPod Battles Rage On Found at 7/31/2008 via www.forbes.com
Companies, including Dell and Samsung, keep trying to build a better music player. More...
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| Illegal file-sharing: Government attacks BPI over last-minute letter Found at 7/31/2008 via www.guardian.co.uk
A letter from music industry body the BPI threatened to undermine a deal between the government, ISPs and the film and music industries to tackle illegal file-sharing. By Mark Sweney More...
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| Illegal file-sharing: Government attacks BPI over last-minute letter Found at 7/31/2008 via www.guardianfeeds.co.uk
A hardline letter sent by the BPI at the 11th hour threatened to undermine a deal to tackle illegal file-sharing, prompting the government to express its displeasure of the music industry body in a terse response to record label executives. The BPI's letter, signed by the body's chief executive, Geoff Taylor, was sent to Baroness Vadera, the business minister; the UK's six biggest internet ... More...
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| Illegal file-sharing: Government attacks BPI over last-minute letter Found at 7/31/2008 via www.guardian.co.uk
A letter from music industry body the BPI threatened to undermine a deal between the government, ISPs and the film and music industries to tackle illegal file-sharing. By Mark Sweney More...
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| Is a New Dell iPod Fighter in the Works (Again)? Found at 7/30/2008 via www.mobilemag.com
Everyone wants a hearty piece of the MP3 player pie, but Dell already had its shots a few years ago. Even though Dell didn't do well the last time it tried, there's word that Dell is jumping back into the portable media player market with an affordable alternative to the iPod nano. More...
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| iPodObserver - Dell Planning to Take On the iPod Again Found at 7/30/2008 via www.ipodobserver.com
Dell tried and failed to take on Apple's iPod once already, but that isn't stopping the PC maker from trying again. Apparently the company has been testing a new portable digital media player that it could release as early as September More...
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| iPhone apps pirated, shared -- but not GPL'd Found at 7/28/2008 via www.engadget.com
Filed under: Cellphones Seeing as Apple's FairPlay DRM has already been cracked for music and movies, it's not at all surprising that people are starting to poke holes in the FairPlay-based iPhone App Store. The first loophole is pretty simple, since it doesn't appear that FairPlay links the iPhone hardware to specific Apple IDs: just log into iTunes from any of the machines authorized to ... More...
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| iPirates face jail time in customs frisk Found at 7/28/2008 via www.news.com.au
MUSIC fans may face iPods searches at airport customs and face jail if pirated music is found. More...
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| iPirates could face Customs searches Found at 7/28/2008 via www.news.com.au
MUSIC fans might soon have their iPods searched by Customs officers at airport checks - and face jail if pirated music is found on them. More...
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