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  | Logitech tries to take network music player mainstream with Squeezebox Boom Found at 9/3/2008 via blogs.zdnet.com
In the press release announcing the new Squeezebox Boom, Robin Selden, vice president and general manager of Logitech's Streaming Media business unit, says that "[t]he network music player will be the CD player of the 21st century." That may be true?eventually?but at $299.99, the Boom probably... More...
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| Labels, game developers feud over fees Found at 9/1/2008 via news.yahoo.com
When you contrast the financial struggles of the music industry with the skyrocketing success of the videogame market, it's no surprise record labels are ready to play hardball on future music licensing. More...
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| LimeWire doubles music library; almost no one notices Found at 8/28/2008 via arstechnica.com
If LimeWire doubles its library in the woods, does it make a sound? The company recently added another 1.2 million tracks from independent artists and small labels to its library, but it'll have to do more than that to gain an audience. Read More... More...
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| Lawmakers seek to kill off proposed Endangered Species Act changes Found at 8/26/2008 via aprn.org
A group of Democratic U.S. Senators are speaking out against proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act. Earlier this month the Bush Administration announced plans to revise the law that protects America?s wildlife. It would be the biggest overhaul to the Act since 1986. Libby Casey, APRN - Washington, DC Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Library passes 1,000 downloads milestone Found at 8/24/2008 via www.siouxcityjournal.com
SIOUX CITY -- Monday marked the six-month anniversary for downloadable audio service at the Sioux City Public Library and patrons have "checked out" a total of 1,091 digital books and music CDs since Feb. 18. More...
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| Lenz Ruling Raises Epistemological Questions Found at 8/22/2008 via 
Stephanie Lenz’s case will be familiar to many of you: After publishing a 29-second video on YouTube that shows her toddler dancing to the Prince song “Let’s Go Crazy,” Ms. Lenz received email from YouTube, informing her that the video was being taken down at Universal Music’s request. She filed a DMCA counter-notification claiming the [...] More...
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| Loose Change: MP3 speakers for non-iPod users Found at 8/21/2008 via www.star-telegram.com
So you?ve got an MP3 player that isn?t an iPod. Is there a speaker device you can purchase for around $200 to play music in your home and an adapter to use the player with your car?s sound system? More...
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| Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere Found at 8/20/2008 via www.askmen.com
When Logitech decided to throw their respected name behind an MP3-player speaker, it was worth taking notice. More...
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| Listening to Gaydarradio on the move.. Found at 8/20/2008 via www.rainbownetwork.com
Call me stupid (and technically useless) but is there a way to listen to Gaydarradio on an MP3 Player? Listening to Gaydarradio on the move.. Listening to Gaydarradio on the move.. More...
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| Library-worthy MP3 players and review date importance--Ask the Editors Found at 8/18/2008 via news.cnet.com
Get the answers to all of your questions about MP3 players, headphones, and more in this weekly feature. More...
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| Life behind iPod Nano Found at 8/18/2008 via www.dispatch.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. But what if you want a player that looks different from those wielded by the Nano army, costs less, includes features like an FM radio or voice recorder, and lets you drag ... More...
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| Low-Wage Workers Cling To Dreams Of Better Life Found at 8/17/2008 via www.courant.com
The hand truck is stacked several feet high with the goodies of 21st-century global innovation and commerce: LG cellphones and Canon digital cameras, Nintendo GameBoys and GameCubes. Abderrafie el-Alami can't afford most of these items, but he handles the packages with care. Calculator, $20.99, top row. MP3 player headset, $24.99, third rung from the bottom. ... More...
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| Lawsuit: Mary J. Blige stole tunes, including one used in iPod ad Found at 8/16/2008 via pantagraph.com
NEW YORK -- Mary J. Blige has been sued in New York for $2 million by a company that says she stole some of the music she used on her latest hit album, including one used on an iPod commercial. More...
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| Lawsuit: Mary J. Blige stole tunes, including one used in iPod ad Found at 8/16/2008 via www.pantagraph.com
NEW YORK -- Mary J. Blige has been sued in New York for $2 million by a company that says she stole some of the music she used on her latest hit album, including one used on an iPod commercial. More...
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| Lawsuit: Mary J. Blige stole tunes, including one used in iPod ad Found at 8/15/2008 via www.pantagraph.com
NEW YORK -- Mary J. Blige has been sued in New York for $2 million by a company that says she stole some of the music she used on her latest hit album, including one used on an iPod commercial. More...
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