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  | Police Brief 11/11/08 Found at 11/10/2008 via www.statenews.com
An Apple laptop, Zune mp3 player and a TI-84 graphing calculator were stolen Nov. 6 from Rather Hall, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said. A 19-year-old student left the items in a hallway when he walked down the hall to talk to some friends. When he returned, the items were missing. More...
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| Pioneer Inno XMP3: Portable Satellite Radio that Totally Doesn't Suck [] Found at 11/8/2008 via gizmodo.com
CNET got their hands on Pioneer's new Inno XMP3 portable satellite radio receiver/mp3 player, and found it to be at the top of the heap in its category. Reception isn't stellar, but is significantly... More...
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| Preeminent Lawyer Gives The First Comprehensive Analysis of Music Infringement Issues Within The Context of Copyright ... Found at 11/6/2008 via news.yahoo.com
MUSIC & COPYRIGHT By Ronald Rosen More...
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| Play Almost Any Audio File Found at 11/6/2008 via www.pcworld.com
iTunes is a powerful audio player that supports a variety of formats, including the space-saving MP3 and AAC, the uncompressed... More...
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| Pirate Fighter Shot Dead In Thailand Found at 11/6/2008 via www.contactmusic.com
Kasim Cha Tong, a Malaysian-born Thai lawyer who was a leading campaigneragainst music and film piracy in Southeast Asia, was shot and killedgangland style in the town of ... More...
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| Play almost any audio file Found at 11/6/2008 via www.macworld.com
iTunes is a great music player, but it can't handle every audio file that you'll come across. We'll show you other players to keep on hand, plus software for creating iTunes-compatible tracks from those random files. More...
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| Preventing Laptop Theft this Back-to-school Season Found at 11/5/2008 via www.carteretnewstimes.com
(ARA) - Today's students gear up for back-to-school season by stocking up on expensive technology, from MP3 players to laptops. However, most students are unaware that dorm rooms and schools are some of the most dangerous places to store precious electronic equipment. More...
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| Police beat Found at 11/5/2008 via www.dailyherald.com
omeone broke into a 2009 Toyota Camry on the 2100 block of Hassell Road between 8:30 p.m. Oct. 29 and 7:25 a.m. Oct. 30 and stole a GPS unit and MP3 player. Total loss was estimated at $650. More...
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| Parrot Launches New Premium Line of Hands-Free Bluetooth "Music Kits" With iPod/iPhone Integration Found at 11/4/2008 via www.broadcastnewsroom.com
LAS VEGAS, NV -- (Marketwire) -- 11/04/08 -- SEMA SHOW BOOTH #10647 -- Parrot, world leader in hands-free car kits and other wireless peripherals around the mobile phone, today unveiled its new MKi line of premium hands-free Bluetooth® "music kits" with iPod/iPhone/MP3 integration that allow drivers to make and take calls hands-free while giving them the option to play their digital music files ... More...
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| Philips launches new MP3 range Found at 11/4/2008 via www.bangkokpost.com
Following its success in Europe, with triple figure growth in market share after entering the MP3/MP4 market six months ago, Philips Electronics (Thailand) recently introduced an MP3 player here that uses its FullSound technology. More...
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| Personnel Board clears Palin of misconduct in Monegan firing Found at 11/3/2008 via aprn.org
The investigator for the State Personnel Board has found there is quote ?no probable cause? to believe Governor Palin did anything unlawful in firing former Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan. Dave Donaldson, APRN - Anchorage Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Professor Challenges Copyright Law in RIAA Cases Found at 11/1/2008 via www.gigalaw.com
A Harvard law professor has opened a new front in the battle between the Recording Industry Association of America and alleged music pirates by challenging the constitutionality of a statute being used by the industry group to bring lawsuits against alleged copyright violators. More...
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| Preventing Laptop Theft this Back-to-school Season Found at 10/31/2008 via www.carteretnewstimes.com
(ARA) - Today's students gear up for back-to-school season by stocking up on expensive technology, from MP3 players to laptops. However, most students are unaware that dorm rooms and schools are some of the most dangerous places to store precious electronic equipment. More...
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| Portable power for your iPod or cell phone Found at 10/31/2008 via www.sunherald.com
If you are like the typical traveler, a portable media player or cell phone is often the most important item you pack. The problem? They're useless without power. Check out the Lenmar Enterprises PowerPort. More...
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| P2P driftnet fishing returns to Europe, Scottish couple snagged Found at 10/30/2008 via arstechnica.com
Atari ramps up lawsuits against UK file-swappers, and the music industry may follow suit next year. After a brief hiatus, will large-scale copyright lawsuits return to Europe once more? If so, how many innocent people will get caught in the driftnet? Read More... More...
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| Preventing Laptop Theft this Back-to-school Season Found at 10/30/2008 via www.carteretnewstimes.com
(ARA) - Today's students gear up for back-to-school season by stocking up on expensive technology, from MP3 players to laptops. However, most students are unaware that dorm rooms and schools are some of the most dangerous places to store precious electronic equipment. More...
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