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  | Napster pioneer may buy Warner label to push digital music Found at 3/12/2011 via www.macnn.com
Napster founder and early Facebook shepherd Sean Parker is helping to make a bid that may see him having some control over one of the very music labels that tried to shut him down, insiders said late Friday. He was reportedly teaming up with investors Ron Burkle and Doug Teitelbaum to buy Warner Music Group. While his own personal worth wouldn't be at stake, AllThingsD understood his interest ... More...
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| Neues Apple-Patent: iPod dünner als Kopfhöreranschluss - AreaMobile Found at 3/12/2011 via ipnewsflash.com
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| New America Now: Fighting for Rights, Respect and Safety Found at 3/11/2011 via newamericamedia.org
Complete Show MP3 Looking Towards the Next 100 Years In honor of National Women's day, we speak to Judy Patrick, president and CEO of the Women's Foundation of California, about the struggles that women continue to face. MP3 A Continual... More...
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| Nokia X1-00 music phone will sell for under ?35 Found at 3/9/2011 via rss.feedsportal.com
Entry-level handset designed for emerging markets Nokia has launched a new low-end mobile phone designed to allow users in emerging markets to listen to music on their phone, and it'll be available for just £30. More...
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| New Report Proposes Detente in the Piracy Wars Found at 3/8/2011 via biz.yahoo.com
NEW YORK , March 8, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Social Science Research Council released the first independent, large-scale study of music, film and software piracy in emerging economies, with a focus on Brazil , India , Russia , South Africa , Mexico and Bolivia . Based on three years of work by almost thirty-five researchers, Media Piracy in Emerging Economies tells two overarching stories ... More...
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| Nokia Expects X1-00 Music Phone Will Sell for Under ?35 Found at 3/8/2011 via www.cio.com
The Nokia X1-00 is designed to allow users in emerging markets to listen to music on their phone, Nokia said in a blog post on Tuesday. More...
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| Nokia expects X1-00 music phone will sell for under ?35 Found at 3/8/2011 via www.itworld.com
The Nokia X1-00 is designed to allow users in emerging markets to listen to music on their phone, Nokia said in a blog post on Tuesday. More...
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| New Fujitsu CD-less Audio Design Kit Enables Low-Power, Low-Cost Digital Audio Systems for Vehicles Found at 3/7/2011 via www.theautochannel.com
SUNNYVALE, CA -- March 7, 2011 : Fujitsu Semiconductor America, Inc. (FSA) today introduced a new CD-less Audio Design Kit, a complete reference solution featuring decoding and playback of popular digital audio files such as MP3, Windows Media Audio (WMA), Ogg Audio and Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) formats. More...
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| New Fujitsu CD-less Audio Design Kit Enables Low-Power, Low-Cost Digital Audio Systems for Vehicles Found at 3/7/2011 via biz.yahoo.com
Fujitsu Semiconductor America, Inc. today introduced a new CD-less Audio Design Kit, a complete reference solution featuring decoding and playback of popular digital audio files such as MP3, Windows Media Audio , Ogg Audio and Advanced Audio Coding formats. More...
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| Nation of unrepentant pirates costs $900m Found at 3/5/2011 via www.brisbanetimes.com.au
Almost 5 million Australians illegally downloaded films, television shows, music and other content online last year, a new study shows. More...
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| Net pirates cost $900m Found at 3/5/2011 via www.watoday.com.au
Almost 5 million Aussies illegally downloaded films, TV shows, music and other content last year. More...
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| Nation of unrepentant pirates costs $900m Found at 3/5/2011 via www.brisbanetimes.com.au
Almost 5 million Australians illegally downloaded films, television shows, music and other content online last year, a new study shows. More...
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| New music industry plan: halt flow of money to pirate music sites Found at 3/4/2011 via arstechnica.com
The international music trade group IFPI has found a way to shut down, it hopes, piratical iTunes-style websites operating in countries like Russia and the Ukraine?it wants to curtail their ability to accept major credit cards. Both the credit card companies and the UK police have agreed to act on the music industry complaints. IFPI has proudly announced a new copyright enforcement initiative ... More...
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| New America Now Interviews: Abbas Milani on The Shah Found at 3/4/2011 via newamericamedia.org
Professor Abbas Milani's new book The Shah is a biography of the last King of Iran. He spoke with New America Now's Shirin Sadeghi about the past and the future of Iran. MP3 New America Now is now available... More...
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| New America Now: Mideast's Natural Resources, Attacks on Women's Health Care Found at 3/4/2011 via newamericamedia.org
Complete Show MP3 Funding Cuts Hit Low-Income Women Hard Kathy Kneer joins us to discuss the effects of recent legislation that would eliminate funding for organizations like Planned Parenthood. MP3 Sharing Natural Resources Michael Klare discusses the natural resources the... More...
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| Net pirate ruling may force ISPs to cut off cheats Found at 3/2/2011 via www.smh.com.au
Australians may well be disconnected by their ISPs if they pirate films or music. More...
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