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  | Lala offers a new way to listen to music Found at 11/3/2008 via www.mercurynews.com
Lala is an online music company that started as a CD-trading site and has evolved into one of the most interesting music plays on the Net. It's a combination online music locker, music sharing service and music store. More...
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| Law Professor Takes on RIAA Found at 10/31/2008 via www.thecrimson.com
Joel Tenenbaum was doing what many teenagers in America do regularly: download music from a file-sharing program. For most kids, the punishment for this technically illegal act ends with a stern motherly talking-to. More...
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| Law boffin calls RIAA lawsuit unconstitutional Found at 10/30/2008 via www.theinquirer.net
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL Professor Charles Nesson has raised the stakes on the MAFIAA Big Music recording companies in their lawsuit against Joel Tenenbaum by arguing that the litigation is an abuse of federal process and the US statute it relies upon is unconstitutional. More...
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| Logitech's new line-up provides aural pleasure Found at 10/27/2008 via www.cnet.com.au
Logitech has announced a slew of audio products for the holiday season, including iPod docks, a network music player and iPhone-compatible ear buds. More...
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| Last Bytes: Google, Universal, Firefox Found at 10/24/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Google finally fixes Gmail for the Blackberry, just in time for the Blackberry Storm. [TechCrunch ]Universal Music Group has signed a deal with Dell to offer 50 or 100 DRM songs on Dell custom PC's. [Cnet ]Firefox is releasing an experimental browser for the new Macbooks that features gesture support functionality unique to Apple's latest laptop. [webmonkey ]by Shannon Geis. More...
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| Lala founder forgets to lay off 20 percent [Bill Nguyen] Found at 10/23/2008 via valleywag.com
Serial entrepreneur Bill Nguyen just relaunched Lala's music service in the middle of layoff mania. The new version ? high audio quality, no DRM ? is pretty good. But I have to ask: Why... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] More...
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| LG Rhythm music phone arrives sooner than expected Found at 10/23/2008 via www.mobilechoiceuk.com
New mobile phone features circular D-pad touchscreen More...
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| Lala whistles a happy, DRM-free tune Found at 10/23/2008 via www.betanews.com
The new Lala music service's great leap forward isn't in offering DRM-free tracks -- it's the acknowledgment that really, 30 seconds isn't enough to know whether you like a song enough to buy it. More...
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| Lala.com relaunches, rocks Found at 10/22/2008 via tech.yahoo.com
Yesterday online music website Lala.com did what all music sites eventually do, sometimes three or four times: It relaunched with a whole new service and business model. And after spending a day with it, I'm happy to report that it's probably the best web-based music service going right now. Here's the pitch. Listen to any song in the Lala library one time, for free. If you want to listen ... More...
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| Lala.com reinvents itself with 10 cents streaming music tracks Found at 10/22/2008 via www.geek.com
Music service Lala has re-launched with a new proposition, offering streaming music tracks ?for life? for 10 cents each. The revamped site also offers social networking, DRM-free downloads and a ?locker? system where users can scan their existing music collection from home and then stream these tracks from lala.com to any computer they happen to be [...] More...
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| Lala: The Web 2.0 Reincarnation of My.MP3.com Found at 10/22/2008 via www.nytimes.com
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| LaLa Relaunches with 10-Cent Web Songs Found at 10/21/2008 via news.digitaltrends.com
Music service Lala.com is relaunching, offering ad-free streaming of songs users own, plus 10-cent "Web songs" users can access online. More...
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| Lala: The Web 2.0 Reincarnation of My.MP3.com Found at 10/21/2008 via www.readwriteweb.com
If you have been on the Internet for long enough, you will surely remember the old MP3.com , which was first geared towards independent musicians, but later also allowed you to listen to your own music collection online. Lala , which launched yesterday, features a similar concept. It is first and foremost a music store with a unique sales pitch: pay 10 cents for the right to listen to a song ... More...
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| Lala's awesome music locker service Found at 10/21/2008 via news.cnet.com
Lala's new service blurs the difference between offline and online by letting you access your personal music library from any computer with a Web browser. More...
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| Lala Starts New Life as Jukebox in the Cloud Found at 10/21/2008 via www.ecommercetimes.com
Lala.com relaunched its services Tuesday, now billing itself as the first free fully licensed provider of instant, anywhere access to personal music catalogs as well as a full music library with tracks backed from major labels. Cooperating record companies include EMI Music, Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, Warner Music and more than 170,000 independent music labels. More...
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| Lala Makes Web-Based Music Easier Found at 10/21/2008 via www.pcmag.com
Lala today launched a kind of free, browser-based iTunes competitor that lets users access their music libraries from anywhere they can access the Web. More...
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