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  | iPodObserver - Apple Hit with iPod Monopoly Lawsuit Found at 10/16/2008 via www.ipodobserver.com
MP3 maker Luxpro Corporation hit Apple with a lawsuit in Arkansas claiming that the iPod and iPhone maker holds a monopoly in the digital media player market and is abusing that power to keep its competition down. Luxpro alleged that Apple unfairly pushed its iPod shuffle-like Super Shuffle... More...
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| iPod Knockoff Maker Hires Knockoff Lawyers, Files Monopoly Suit Against Apple [Lawsuits] Found at 10/16/2008 via gizmodo.com
Apparently emboldened by a minor, years-old success against Apple's lawyers in Taiwan, iPod knockoff manufacturer Luxpro has decided to sue Apple, claiming that the company has monopolized the MP3... More...
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| Insanely small, single minded music player Found at 10/14/2008 via www.bangkokpost.com
Evil Player caught my eye because it is a truly sharp-edged tool with one aim, one function and no add-ons. It plays a song or a folder of songs or a radio-station of songs. It does nothing else and all of the sparse feature set is purely to help you listen to its music. Nothing else. More...
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| iPod and Bluetooth Taking Over New Cars Found at 10/14/2008 via blog.wired.com
For the first time ever, just about every car that rolls out of a showroom features iPod and Bluetooth connectivity as automakers finally figure out that people love gadgets. Wired.com More...
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| Interview Ian Rogers, TopSpin Media Found at 10/14/2008 via www.socaltech.com
Ian Rogers is the CEO of Topspin Media (www.topspinmedia.com), a venture backed, Santa Monica-based startup developing web applications for the music industry. Topspin is backed by Redpoint Ventures and The Foundry Group. Rogers is the former GM of Yahoo Music, and sat down with us to talk about the company and his view of the music business and where it is going.... (more) More...
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| iPod deafness 'time bomb' Found at 10/13/2008 via www.news.com.au
ONE in ten MP3 player and iPod users could go deaf from listening to their favourite tracks too loudly and for too long, a new UK study reveals. More...
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| Is Stevens? best defense a bumbling prosecution? Found at 10/13/2008 via aprn.org
Stevens? case has had a boost recently by an unlikely source: the prosecution. Government prosecutors failed to turn over important documents to defense lawyers, blunders that resulted in harsh reprimands from the judge and nearly forced a mistrial. Lori Townsend, APRN - Anchorage Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| iPod deafness 'time bomb' Found at 10/13/2008 via www.news.com.au
ONE in ten MP3 player and iPod users could go deaf from listening to their favourite tracks too loudly and for too long, a new UK study reveals. More...
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| iRiver Disney Mplayer Review Found at 10/13/2008 via the-gadgeteer.com
Mickey mouse shaped MP3 player (read the full review...) More...
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| Ipods and Podcasting Found at 10/10/2008 via parkes.yourguide.com.au
They are the latest fashion accessory amongst teenagers and the youth of today, with most owning one or something similar ? ripping, downloading and listening to music seem second nature. More...
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| iPod dying? It's already dead Found at 10/8/2008 via news.cnet.com
Featured links from the CNET Blog Network iPod dying? It's already dead. --In an interview this week, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said that the iPod would go the way of the Walkman and transistor radio. But in terms of innovation, the mantle passed to the iPhone more than a year ago. At last Google invents something truly brilliant --Gmail Goggles stop you from drunkenly sending an ... More...
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| In Related News, 22 Percent of Students Are Also Unaware of the Current Economic Climate Found at 10/8/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Nearly 8 percent of high school students own an iPhone. And 22 percent of those who don't, hope to buy one in the next six months. This according to Piper Jaffray's 16th bi-annual Teen MP3 Player and Online Music Survey , which found that Apple's cachet among teen consumers is as ... More...
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| iPod dying? It's already dead Found at 10/8/2008 via news.cnet.com
Featured links from the CNET Blog Network iPod dying? It's already dead. --In an interview this week, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said that the iPod would go the way of the Walkman and transistor radio. But in terms of innovation, the mantle passed to the iPhone more than a year ago. At last Google invents something truly brilliant --Gmail Goggles stop you from drunkenly sending an ... More...
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| Illegitimate Patent Threatens New Innovations in Music Distribution Found at 10/8/2008 via 
San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is challenging a bogus patent on Internet music files that could stifle new innovations in online music distribution. More...
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| iPod dying? It's already dead. Found at 10/8/2008 via news.cnet.com
In an interview this week, Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak said that the iPod would go the way of the Walkman and transistor radio. But in terms of innovation, the mantle passed to the iPhone more than a year ago. More...
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| iPod touch 2G Found at 10/7/2008 via www.askmen.com
Now in its second generation, the iPod touch from Apple is seeing a reduced price, improved hardware and a major influx of new features. The iPod touch was lost in the shadow of the iPhone in the past year, but hopefully this ingenious gadget will now get some well-deserved attention. More...
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