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  | Online Symposium: Voluntary Collective Licensing of Music Found at 4/8/2008 via feeds.freedom-to-tinker.com
Today we’re kicking off an online symposium on voluntary collective licensing of music, over at the Center for InfoTech Policy site.The symposium is motivated by recent movement in the music industry toward the possibility of licensing large music catalogs to consumers for a fixed monthly fee. For example, Warner Music, one of the [...] More...
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| Official: MySpace to form join venture with major record labels Found at 4/3/2008 via blogs.zdnet.com
We knew it was coming but now it's official MySpace has announced the formation of MySpace Music, a new join venture with three of the four major record labels: Universal Music Group, Sony BMG and Warner Music. The new service, which will roll out... More...
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| Old chums Mick Jones and Tony James finally form a band together Found at 4/1/2008 via www.miamiherald.com
It's a terrible name for a bar, and actually a pretty subpar bar all around. But the place called Friends proved to be a fitting venue for Carbon/Silicon's main showcase two weeks ago at the South by Southwest Music Conference. More...
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| Old chums Mick Jones and Tony James finally form a band together Found at 4/1/2008 via www.kentucky.com
It's a terrible name for a bar, and actually a pretty subpar bar all around. But the place called Friends proved to be a fitting venue for Carbon/Silicon's main showcase two weeks ago at the South by Southwest Music Conference. The two highly credentialed British punk-rock vets behind the band - former Clash guitarist Mick Jones and Generation X co-founder Tony James - were themselves old ... More...
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| OCZ microSD Card Review Found at 3/31/2008 via www.i4u.com
Today we are going to check out a microSD card from OCZ that features an SD adapter and a miniSD adapter to allow one memory card to work in most SD supporting portable devices.The card works well and has good performance. If you have digital camera, MP3 p... More...
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| Overvoltage Protector handles USB charging applications. Found at 3/26/2008 via news.thomasnet.com
Designed for portable and consumer devices such as cell phones, MP3 players, set top boxes, and computers, Model NCP361 consumes 20 ľA, and features overcurrent protection at 750 mA typical. Offered in lead-free 2.0 x 2.0 mm DFN-6 package, it also offers protection of VBUS up to +20 V, and uses internal P-channel FET, eliminating need for external device. Negative-going flag (FLAG) output alerts ... More...
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| OverDrive to Distribute MP3 Audiobooks Found at 3/23/2008 via www.econtentmag.com
OverDrive, a digital book distributor to online retailers, libraries, and schools, announced that it will expand its catalog of download audiobooks to include titles in MP3 format without DRM. More...
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| ORU picks bad time to play at its worst Found at 3/21/2008 via www.tulsaworld.com
1. 3/21/2008 7:16:04 AM, Jason O'Brien, Sapulpa Bet Scott Sutton now has "Should I Stay Or Should I Go" on repeat on his MP3 player. That's the decision that the hottest coach in the nation is no doubt going to have to make again this year when a school comes knocking on his door. More...
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| One we want: diNovo Mini Found at 3/17/2008 via www.northjersey.com
Logitech's diNovo Mini does for home theater PC keyboards what Apple's iPod did for the MP3 player. Granted, there are many more digital music listeners than home theater PC owners out there. More...
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| Oregon woman accuses music industry of racketeering Found at 3/16/2008 via www.argusobserver.com
PORTLAND ? A Beaverton woman who claims the recording industry crackdown on music piracy threatens and intimidates innocent people has filed a new complaint accusing record companies of racketeering, fraud and illegal spying. More...
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| Oregon woman takes on the music industry Found at 3/15/2008 via seattlepi.nwsource.com
PORTLAND -- An Oregon woman who claims the recording industry crackdown on music piracy threatens and intimidates innocent people has filed a new complaint accusing record companies of racketeering, fraud and illegal spying. More...
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| Oregon mom hopes to uncover record company conspiracy Found at 3/14/2008 via www.kgw.com
An Oregon mom?s new lawsuit hopes to go after the recording industry in the U.S. after she was accused of illegally downloading music. More...
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| O2 brings music to your mobile Found at 3/14/2008 via www.telegraph.co.uk
Mobile phone operator O2 has unveiled a music download service that allows users to buy songs directly on their handset. More...
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| O2 taps Napster for music downloads Found at 3/14/2008 via www.infomaticsonline.co.uk
O2 has teamed up with Napster to provide customers with a mobile music download service. O2 Active will offer access to over five million songs, including dual delivery of tracks to a customer's mobile phone and PC. More...
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| O2 signs up with Napster Found at 3/14/2008 via go.theregister.com
iTunes is not our only option O2 UK has signed a deal to give its customers access to the Napster (Light) music download service, though punters will have to pay an additional 20 pence to use the service from their mobiles.? More...
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| O2 partners with Napster Found at 3/14/2008 via www.mad.co.uk
O2 has teamed up with digital music company Napster to offer a music download service that will rival Apple?s iTunes. The Napster service will be accessible on over 30 different handsets and is supported by Sony BMG, whose artists? include Mark Ronson and Leona Lewis (pictured). ... More...
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