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  | Original Pirate Material Found at 6/23/2008 via www.nmk.co.uk
British Music Rights has revealed that the average youth has around 900 illegally downloaded tracks on their MP3 player. Tim Hoang reports on how the music industry continues to struggle with the Web. More...
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| One-liners: Noteworthy news nuggets Found at 6/19/2008 via www.kidscreen.com
? Hasbro's Tiger Electronics and Japanese distributor SEGA Toys introduced A.M.P. today at the Tokyo Toy Show. The 29-inch black-and-yellow robotic music sound system features 62 sound effects, 49 expressive LED light animations, shakes its thang when hooked up to an MP3 player and sports a US$500 price tag. More...
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| Orange takes green power to Glastonbury Found at 6/17/2008 via feeds.vnunet.com
BusinessGreen.com Staff, BusinessGreen , Tuesday 17 June 2008 at 10:49:00 Solar and wind powered tent highlights mobile sector's renewable ambitions Veteran festival goers may resent the growing presence of corporate brands at summer music festivals, but one major mobile operator will attempt to get into the sustainable, alternative swing of... More...
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| One we want: Sansa Fuze Found at 6/16/2008 via www.northjersey.com
The Sansa Fuze from SanDisk is a top-notch music and video player, and it's all Apple's fault. Apple has had a string of hits with its hugely popular iPod line of music and video players, and other manufacturers have lined up to try to get their own slice of that pie. More...
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| On your mark, get set ? press play Found at 6/13/2008 via www2.ljworld.com
Organizers of most road-racing events tend to frown on portable-audio devices. Ubiquitous CD/radio/MP3 players, they figure, can distract runners and drown out crucial environmental sounds, like traffic, and many races ban them altogether. More...
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| Orange takes on Nokia's Comes With Music with Musique Max Found at 6/12/2008 via arstechnica.com
French telecom Orange has a new music subscription model for both mobile phones and PCs that offers a low monthly price and a high download count. It may not be the DRM-free solution we're all hoping for, but Orange is certainly closer to cracking the nut. Read More... More...
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| Orange opens music store, reverses on DRM Found at 6/12/2008 via www.macnn.com
France's Orange today said it had launched Musique Max, a new hybrid desktop and mobile music store. The service offers music from all four major labels, plus independents, with an emphasis on French artists. The company claims the store is centered around an unlimited subscription but institutes an eMusic-like maximum song download limit per mon... More...
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| Orange Does 'Unlimited' Subscription Music, Minus DRM Found at 6/12/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Orange has launched its own unlimited-music subscription service, Musique Max, in France. With a million-plus repertoire from the four majors and two indies, it's essentially the same kind of offering already seen from the likes of Napster , Jamba and Omnifone - downloads can go to both PCs over broadband and mobile handsets over the air, and are auto-synchronized using Orange Mobile Player. More...
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| OK to be gay? Found at 6/11/2008 via www.canada.com
In his studio, tucked in the attic of the University of Saskatchewan archeology building, Zachari Logan is encircled by near-life size nude paintings of himself listening to his MP3 player, sipping from a coffee cup and riffling through a grocery bag. More...
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| Onyx - 15 Years of Videos, History & Violence DVD Review Found at 6/10/2008 via www.ugo.com
The Who: On Mobb Deep's 1999 song, "Allustrious," Prodigy characterized his music as "heavy metal for the Black people." But long before those classic bars, Onyx translated heavy metal's chaotic, in-your-face rage and emotion to the hip-hop culture. More...
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| Online showcase of teaching and research Found at 6/4/2008 via www.odt.co.nz
People plugged in to iPods and MP3 players may not be listening to music, but a free University of Otago lecture downloaded from the online iTunes Store. More...
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| OverDrive and LibreDigital Expand Distribution of Digital Book Content to Libraries and Book Retailers Found at 5/29/2008 via www.centredaily.com
At BookExpo America 2008, LibreDigital, a division of NewsStand, Inc., and OverDrive, the leading eBook and digital audiobook distributor, today announced that they will enable publishers to generate revenue by offering complementary services to deliver eBooks, audiobooks, music and video titles to consumers. As a result, publishers will be able to automatically package for resale digital ... More...
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| OverDrive and LibreDigital Expand Distribution of Digital Book Content to Libraries and Book Retailers Found at 5/29/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
LOS ANGELES----At BookExpo America 2008, LibreDigital, a division of NewsStand, Inc., and OverDrive, the leading eBook and digital audiobook distributor, today announced that they will enable publishers to generate revenue by offering complementary services to deliver eBooks, audiobooks, music and video titles to consumers. More...
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| Orb Opens iPhones - No More iTunes Jail Found at 5/28/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
In a major breakthrough for iPhone and iPod touch owners, Orb Networks today announced that owners of these popular Apple devices can now play all their media -- music, recorded and live TV, downloaded and home movies, and more -- directly from their computers. More...
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| O'Brien: Music labels still off base Found at 5/28/2008 via www.mercurynews.com
The latest attempt by the music labels to stiffen penalties for illegal downloads has failed. But the mindset it represents is troubling: The recording industry remains obsessed with criminalizing the behavior of its audience. More...
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| On the Watch: NAPS LDG NDSN Found at 5/22/2008 via news.ino.com
(AP:NEW YORK) Shares of Napster Inc. may trade actively Thursday as the online music retailer posted a smaller fiscal fourth-quarter loss because more customers subscribed to the company's services. More...
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