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  | Long, loud iPod use now can become deafness later Found at 12/19/2008 via www.twincities.com
They're called the iPod Generation ? all those kids wired to earbuds and MP3 players this holiday season as they hunker down to endure long road trips or relatives that visit even longer. But they're at risk of becoming the "Huh? What?" Generation. More...
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| Long, loud iPod use now can become deafness later Found at 12/19/2008 via www.bnd.com
They're called the iPod Generation - all those kids wired to earbuds and MP3 players this holiday season as they hunker down to endure long road trips or relatives that visit even longer. But they're at risk of becoming the "Huh? What?" Generation. More...
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| Long, loud iPod use now can become deafness later Found at 12/19/2008 via www.bnd.com
They're called the iPod Generation - all those kids wired to earbuds and MP3 players this holiday season as they hunker down to endure long road trips or relatives that visit even longer. But they're at risk of becoming the "Huh? What?" Generation. More...
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| Live Nation: U2 Sells, Iommi Sues Found at 12/18/2008 via www.chartattack.com
It hasn't been the best week for Live Nation, the giant, multi-tiered music industry company. Live Nation will lose about $19 million U.S. ($22.7 million Canadian) because of a deal it signed with U2 in March. More...
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| Labels try to understand fans better with own sites Found at 12/17/2008 via www.itnews.com.au
After years of watching everyone from Apple to YouTube develop profitable and close relationships with music fans, major record labels have been quietly making a big push to understand who buys their music. More...
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| Library to hold tech toys training Found at 12/17/2008 via www.hibbingmn.com
HIBBING ? Do you know what MP3, GPS and Wii each stand for? If not, it may be safe to assume you're not as tech savvy as you think you are. Or, would like to be. More...
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| LaLa, The Black Sheep Of Music Startups, Just May Have The Right Formula Found at 12/17/2008 via www.techcrunch.com
LaLa doesn't get nearly as much attention as the other streaming music services, probably because they actually charge users to listen to music. Sites like MySpace Music, Imeem and Last.fm all stream music for free these days. But LaLa only lets you listen to a song once. After that, you have to "buy" it for ten cents to listen to it as many times as you like, and add it to playlists. Seems ... More...
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| Learn about the World MP3 Players Market Found at 12/16/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
NEW YORK----Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report related to the Consumer electronics industry is available in its catalogue. More...
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| Loud music, noisy toys are damaging children's hearing Found at 12/15/2008 via www.denverpost.com
Michael became hooked on headphones in his early teens. By his early 20s, the sensory hair cells in his inner ears had been permanently damaged and Michael had lost much of his upper-range hearing. More...
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| Loud music, noisy toys are damaging children's hearing Found at 12/15/2008 via www.denverpost.com
Michael became hooked on headphones in his early teens. He walked the streets of Brooklyn day after day with his favorite music blasting directly into his ears. By his early 20s, the sensory hair cells in his inner ears had been permanently damaged and Michael had lost much of his upper-range hearing. More...
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| Latin American music business charts new territory Found at 12/12/2008 via nz.news.yahoo.com
MIAMI/LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - From legislation to artist activism to mobile music, 2008 was a year of firsts in Latin American music. More...
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| LimeWire adds friend sharing feature, still looks for music Found at 12/11/2008 via arstechnica.com
LimeWire launched a legit music store earlier this year, stocked with indie tracks and a cheap subscription option. Now the company is back with a new client and a focus on personal sharing, but we wonder if this is what the company really needs right now. Read More... More...
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| Laxman Innertainment System is Yanni approved Found at 12/11/2008 via www.engadget.com
Ever been to a spa and ruminated about the teachings of Emanuel Swedenborg? Or maybe you think that aromatherapy, not a gun, is the real rain that will wash the scum off the streets? Good, Laxman's Innertainment System is for you. The MP3 player features a set of open-eye goggles that display ever-changing colors of the light spectrum. It ships with 4 hours of ambient music laced with ... More...
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| Looking for holiday gift ideas? Check out our offerings from the AAJ Store at JazzLoft.com ... Found at 12/10/2008 via www.allaboutjazz.com
We got to listen to one of these using a simple iPod and we were blown away by the sound quality. Even mp3s encoded at 128 kbps sounded incredible. Files encoded higher were even better. Plug your iPod directly into this unit, add a pair of speakers and you are ready to go. More...
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| LimeWire Adds Private File Sharing Found at 12/10/2008 via blog.wired.com
LimeWire juices up its peer-to-peer client with a new version that lets you share music, video and images. The private sharing feature makes it remarkably simple to specify exactly what you want to share ? and, perhaps more importantly, with whom you wish to share it. More...
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| Labels Open to Collective Licensing on Campus Found at 12/10/2008 via 
Finally. The major record labels are coming around to voluntary collective licensing , as we've been urging (and predicting) since 2003. Last week, TechDirt posted a set of leaked slides suggesting that Warner Music Group has opened a discussion with several major U.S. universities about creating a collective licensing solution for on-campus music file sharing. More...
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