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  | Nokia challenges iTunes store Found at 4/21/2008 via www.news.com.au
NOKIA has taken its first step towards challenging Apple as king of the music downloads. More...
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| Nokia music service tackles iTunes in Australia Found at 4/21/2008 via www.stuff.co.nz
Nokia will launch Australia's first subscription music service today as it seeks to use its mobile industry clout to topple Apple's iTunes off its perch. More...
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| Nokia opens online music store Found at 4/21/2008 via www.thewest.com.au
Nokia has taken its first step towards challenging Apple as king of the music downloads. The Australian Nokia Music Store opened its virtual doors today, promising millions of audio downloads from local and overseas artists. More...
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| Navajo lawmaker attempts to outlaw piracy on reservation Found at 4/18/2008 via www.kvoa.com
Associated Press - April 18, 2008 3:54 PM ET ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Bootlegging of movies and music is illegal under federal law. But it's not illegal on the Navajo Nation. More...
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| Navajo lawmaker wants to outlaw piracy Found at 4/18/2008 via kob.com
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Bootlegging of movies and music is illegal under federal law, but it?s not illegal on the Navajo Nation. Navajo Council Delegate Edmund Yazzie of Thoreau would like to change that. More...
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| Nokia Denies Reports on Cost of Music Service Found at 4/18/2008 via www.pcworld.com
Nokia is denying reports it will pay Universal Music Group US$35 for every phone that offers access to Universal's music... More...
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| Nokia music service tackles iTunes Found at 4/18/2008 via smh.com.au
Nokia prepares to launch Australia's first subscription music service as it seeks to use its mobile industry clout to topple Apple's iTunes. More...
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| New Zealand working with ISPs Found at 4/10/2008 via www.hollywoodreporter.com
AUCKLAND, New Zealand -- The New Zealand recorded music industry intends to work closely with Internet service providers to ensure new copyright legislation works against online pirates. More...
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| Nokia BH-604 Review Found at 4/10/2008 via www.mobileburn.com
Review by Ricky Cadden on Thursday April 10, 2008. Note: Sponsored advertising links, if any, are in green. Nokia loves music, and that's evident when using the BH-604 DJ-style stereo Bluetooth headset. More...
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| New RIAA Argument: Throwing A Promo CD In The Garbage = Unauthorized Distribution Found at 4/9/2008 via www.addict3d.org
Last summer, the EFF sued Universal Music Group, after UMG had eBay takedown the sales of certain CDs. The CDs were promotional CDs, purchased legitimately by a guy going to LA record stores. More...
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| Newsletter Subscription Found at 4/8/2008 via www.arnnet.com.au
It's been on the market for just six months, and already the iPhone (plus its Wi-Fi-only variant, the iPod Touch) is the most used mobile browser for Internet access in the US, according to Irish researcher StatCounter. At No. 2 is the Symbian OS used in Nokia's devices. More...
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| Net provider rejects call to police the web Found at 4/4/2008 via business.scotsman.com
THE head of one of the country's biggest broadband providers has rejected demands from the music industry that internet companies police music piracy. More...
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| Napster announces quarterly sales met high end of forecast Found at 4/4/2008 via www.tennessean.com
NEW YORK ? Napster Inc., the pioneer of digital-music downloading, said fiscal fourth-quarter sales met the high end of its forecast as the company increased its subscriber base to about 760,000. The stock gained the most in more than seven weeks. More...
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| New MySpace Site: It Has A Beat And You Can Dance To It Found at 4/3/2008 via www2.tbo.com
News Corp.'s MySpace said Thursday it will launch an online music venture designed to turn the social networking site's trove of musician profile pages into portals for selling everything from concert tickets and band merchandise to music. More...
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| Napster Rises With 4Q Revenue Estimate Found at 4/3/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Shares of Napster Inc. jumped Thursday after the online music retailer said it expects its revenue for the fiscal fourth-quarter, which ended March 31, totaled about $31 million, beating analysts' predictions. More...
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| New music technology is developed Found at 4/3/2008 via movie.moldova.org
U.S. scientists have created a technology that can digitally reproduce music from a file nearly 1,000 times smaller than a regular MP3 file.Researchers at the University of Rochester said their new technology can encode a 20-second clarinet solo in less than 1 kilobyte.The scientists said the achievement was made possible by two innovations: re-creating in a computer both the real-world physics ... More...
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