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  | Korea's P2P pirate goes legal, targets Europe Found at 3/14/2008 via go.theregister.com
Free bundled P2P: The shape of things to come? Legalising P2P is a sea change for the music business: instead of trying to end or control file-sharing, executives realise they merely have to make a profit from it to stave off oblivion.? More...
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| Kids don't like CDs: iTunes Store now #2 music retailer Found at 2/26/2008 via arstechnica.com
There was a "sharp increase" in digital music sales during 2007, according to the NPD Group, which is why iTunes now occupies the number two spot in all music sales, just behind Wal-Mart. Still, the explosion of digital music has not yet offset the decline in CD sales. Read More... More...
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| ketchup mania's Bad! Bad! Bad! Single - Exclusive Digital Release on Japanfiles.Com Found at 2/20/2008 via www.animenewsnetwork.com
February 19, 2008 - ketchup mania's new 3-track single "BAD! BAD! BAD!" is now available on JapanFiles.com, the same day as its release in Japan. JapanFiles.com continues to bring affordable and legal alternatives to fans of Japanese music. More...
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| Kathy Rumleski reviews the opening night of Hana's Suitcase at the Grand Theatre. Found at 2/18/2008 via lfpress.ca
Nellie Sweetheart, Thank you for 20 Happy Years. May God give us many more years together I love you Joop. A company called QTrax recently announced it had arrangements with major labels to allow free music downloading. More...
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| Kit Kat - ' Take a Break' at 70 Found at 2/7/2008 via www.ameinfo.com
Please note The audio will start playing automatically using the above flash based player. You can at anytime stop the built-in player and launch any of the below formats or download the entire mp3 file for offline listening if you prefer. More...
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| Kim Komando on Technology: Listen to music without the wires Found at 2/6/2008 via www.floridatoday.com
Listen to your music without wires. More...
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| Komputer Klinic: Listen to your music without all the wires Found at 2/5/2008 via www.eastvalleytribune.com
Tired of dealing with your portable music player's headphone or ear bud cords? Bluetooth will set you free. You just need to add the right gear. Cell phones have featured Bluetooth for some time. The short-range wireless system is used on the ubiquitous headsets. But now, some gadgets can stream music wirelessly - in stereo. More...
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| Kim Komando: Bluetooth may be the answer Found at 2/4/2008 via www.lohud.com
Tired of dealing with your portable music player's headphone or earbud cords? Bluetooth will set you free. More...
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| Karaoke suit may have business singing the blues Found at 1/22/2008 via www.tribunechronicle.com
WARREN ? A night of karaoke could cost an area business as much as $240,000 should a music industry group win a lawsuit. More...
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| Korea's PlayTomato shows iPod Touch look-a-like video player Found at 1/20/2008 via www.computerworld.com.sg
One look at PlayTomato's Video Touch music and video player might leave you thinking you've seen it before. The device, which debuted in South Korea on Friday, is the latest in a line of products from portable gadget makers that take design cues from Apple's successful iPod and iPhone products. More...
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| Kenya: Technology Blamed for Increased Software Piracy Found at 1/14/2008 via allafrica.com
Modern technology is making it harder for the local movies, music and software industry to fight piracy, industry players said. More...
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| Kenya: Jabali Return Home to Africa Found at 1/14/2008 via allafrica.com
AFTER OVER A DECADE OF PERFORMING and living in the United States, Kenya's afrofusion music group, Jabali Africa, is returning home. More...
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| Kenya: Live Music Picks Up As Album Sales Stall Found at 1/10/2008 via allafrica.com
The music album may not be dead yet, but clearly, it is on its deathbed-the writing on the wall clearly suggests. More...
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| Kid's 'new' MP3 player was preloaded with smut Found at 12/31/2007 via www.addict3d.org
'I wish I could take the thoughts out of her head'A US father got a lot more than he bargained for when he bought each of his three kids an MP3 player from Walmart for Christmas. More...
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| Kid's 'new' MP3 player was preloaded with smut Found at 12/31/2007 via go.theregister.com
'I wish I could take the thoughts out of her head' A US father got a lot more than he bargained for when he bought each of his three kids an MP3 player from Walmart for Christmas. One of the devices was preloaded with pornography and explicit songs.? More...
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| Kenya: 2007 - the Year in Which Local Music Boomed Found at 12/31/2007 via allafrica.com
The ending year will be remembered as one in which the music industry made great strides in a number of aspects, with a number of artistes breaking into the international scene. More...
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