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  | Played real good, for free Found at 2/24/2011 via www.easyreadernews.com
Why has a beautifully written song been reduced to a 99 cent purchase? I own a music venue, and every day it gets harder for me to understand the business of music. I see hundreds, if not thousands of artists a year, performing at Saint Rocke in an effort to make a living on music. More...
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| Prominent artists still resist digital download services Found at 2/22/2011 via www.physorg.com
Digital music downloads may be popular with fans, but they're hitting a sour note with musicians, according to one music professor. More...
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| Pandora paying off for backers Found at 2/21/2011 via www.journalgazette.net
Larry Marcus and Peter Gotcher's early bet on Pandora Media Inc. appeared to be a bust three years ago when the business was buried in music-royalty fees. Now they're preparing for its debut as a public company. More...
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| Plans for Downtown Juneau Cultural Center Taking Shape Found at 2/18/2011 via aprn.org
Casey Kelly, KTOO-Juneau Sealaska Heritage Institute?s plans for a new cultural center in downtown Juneau are taking shape. Conceptual drawings were shown to the Assembly this Monday. Once design work is finalized, Sealaska Heritage Institute plans to begin fundraising to help pay the nearly $22 million construction costs. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Police: NH high school student robbed at bus stop Found at 2/16/2011 via www.greenwichtime.com
NASHUA, N.H. (AP) ? Police in Nashua, N.H., say two teenagers have been charged with robbing a high school student near a school bus stop. Police say an MP3 player and a cell phone were taken from the Nashua High School student on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Police say the suspects used physical force, but the student himself was not hurt. More...
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| Photographer: Lawsuit against Rihanna 'not personal' Found at 2/15/2011 via www.cnn.com
Fashion photographer David LaChapelle's lawsuit against Rihanna for allegedly ripping off his photos for a music video is "not personal, strictly business," LaChapelle said Tuesday. More...
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| Pandora IPO should be worth the wait Found at 2/15/2011 via www.montereyherald.com
SAN FRANCISCO ? Larry Marcus and Peter Gotcher's early bet on Pandora Media Inc. appeared to be a bust three years ago when the business was buried in music-royalty fees. Now they're preparing for its debut as a public company. More...
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| Pandora IPO Will Reward Backers Three Years After Near-Failure Found at 2/14/2011 via www.bloomberg.com
Larry Marcus and Peter Gotcher ?s early bet on Pandora Media Inc. appeared to be a bust three years ago when the business was buried in music-royalty fees. Now they?re preparing for its debut as a public company. More...
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| Power Restored in Akiak Found at 2/10/2011 via aprn.org
Angela Denning-Barnes, KYUK ? Bethel Power has been restored to the village of Akiak. Nearly all of the village went dark Monday morning. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Pump up your iPod's sound for $60 Found at 2/9/2011 via news.cnet.com
Electric-Avenues.com's tiny PA2V2 headphone amplifier can do wonders for the sound of your iPod, iPhone, or iPad. Originally posted at The Audiophiliac More...
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| Pump up your iPod's sound for $60 Found at 2/9/2011 via news.cnet.com
Electric-Avenues.com's tiny PA2V2 headphone amplifier can do wonders for the sound of your iPod, iPhone, or iPad. More...
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| Pump up your iPod's sound for $60 Found at 2/9/2011 via news.cnet.com
Electric-Avenues.com's tiny PA2V2 headphone amplifier can do wonders for the sound of your iPod, iPhone, or iPad. Originally posted at The Audiophiliac More...
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| Piracy actually doing something good for music industry Found at 2/9/2011 via barometer.orst.edu
Have you pirated music recently? If you are like most Americans, the answer is yes. Piracy is responsible for the majority of U.S. music files online, according to Mark Mulligan, an analyst for Forrester Research. This is understandable, considering several things. More...
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| Pacific Walrus Joins ?Candidate? Species List Found at 2/8/2011 via aprn.org
Annie Feidt, APRN ? Anchorage The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says the Pacific Walrus should be listed under the Endangered Species Act. But the agency says it doesn?t have the resources to add the species to the list right now. Instead, walrus will join a long list of ?candidate? species. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Police, victims testify in suspect's theft hearing Found at 2/8/2011 via www.mauinews.com
WAILUKU - A stolen MP3 player was found in a pickup truck driven by a Lahaina man accused of stealing the device during an early-morning robbery last week at the Maalaea Small Boat Harbor, a police evidence specialist testified Monday. More...
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| Preparations Keep Yukon Quest Mushers, Organizers Busy Found at 2/4/2011 via aprn.org
Emily Schwing, KUAC ? Fairbanks Pre-Race jitters, warm temperatures and veterinary checkups have kept Yukon Quest mushers, and race organizers busy in the Yukon Territory this week. KUAC?s Emily Schwing has more on race preparations heading into the start of the 28th annual Yukon Quest. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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