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  | Report: the Zune is (Officially) Dead Found at 3/14/2011 via www.pcmag.com
Microsoft's Zune music player is officially dead, according to a Monday report posted on Business Insider. More...
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| Report: Microsoft shelving Zune player, not brand Found at 3/14/2011 via news.cnet.com
The Zune, Microsoft's MP3 player and answer to Apple's iPod is said to be on its way out. More...
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| Report: Microsoft shelving Zune player, not brand Found at 3/14/2011 via news.cnet.com
The Zune, Microsoft's MP3 player and answer to Apple's iPod is said to be on its way out. Originally posted at News - Microsoft More...
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| Report: Piracy a "global pricing problem" with only one solution Found at 3/14/2011 via arstechnica.com
A major new report from a consortium of academic researchers concludes that media piracy can't be stopped through ?three strikes? Internet disconnections, Web censorship, more police powers, higher statutory damages, or tougher criminal penalties. That's because the piracy of movies, music, video games, and software is ?better described as a global pricing problem.? And the only way to solve it ... More...
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| Report: Napster's Parker Interested In WMG Found at 3/14/2011 via www.fmqb.com
Is Napster and Facebook mogul Sean Parker getting involved in the hunt for Warner Music Group ? Sources tell All Things Digital 's Peter Kafka that the billionaire is considering joining a group of investors interested in making a bid for WMG, though he hasn't officially made a formal bid. More...
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| Reviews: Eos Portable Stereo Wireless Speaker-Receiver Found at 3/14/2011 via www.macnn.com
US-based IntelliTouch specializes in wireless sound solutions. None of them require software or Wi-Fi; Eos uses it own GigaWave wireless technology. MacNN decided to test the one that does not make use of our already overburdened USB ports, and test the model with a built-in iPod and iPhone dock. The compact Eos Portable Stereo Wireless Speaker/Receiver lets you add high fidelit ...... More...
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| Review: Grundig Trio Touch Found at 3/13/2011 via www.cnet.com.au
The Grundig Trio Touch is a streaming desktop radio and iPod dock that does a lot of things well, but DAB+ reception is a little spotty. More...
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| RIGHTS: The Music Piracy Debate Marches On Found at 3/12/2011 via www.allaboutjazz.com
Earlier this week, Hypebot asked readers if they were over the whole "music piracy" thing, and somewhat surprisingly a resounding "NO" echoed through the comments. I say "surprisingly" because you surprise and delight us every day with your comments. While music piracy is certainly an important topic that we would never stop writing about, it's always good to check in and seek your opinions. And ... More...
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| Retro-M upgrades old home intercom systems to whole home music players Found at 3/11/2011 via www.slashgear.com
When I was a kid we lived in a neighborhood that was built by the same builder for most of the houses. They all had the old school intercom systems inside so you could spy on people in other rooms and call people to the door without having to yell or run down the hall. It was cool, but now that technology has progressed if you have one of these old intercom system is your home it might be more ... More...
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| RIM chooses a DRM infested music store for Playbook Found at 3/10/2011 via feeds.theinquirer.net
Believes it is still 2002 More...
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| Review: Marantz SR5005 Found at 3/9/2011 via www.cnet.com.au
The Marantz SR5005 receiver performs well with music and movies, but doesn't do enough for the price. More...
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| Reviews: Tagalicious Found at 3/9/2011 via www.macnn.com
The Little App Factory makes a number of useful utilties, many of them focus on files you save or use from CDs and DVDs. Tagalicious is a program you use to customize your music, after you copy it off other media. It is designed to attach pieces of information (metatags) to songs, such as album date, art, genre, and lyrics. When you open Tagalicious, it connects to your iTunes lib ...... More...
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| Rock and roll born of business research in a world of piracy Found at 3/8/2011 via www.theglobeandmail.com
Inspired by a HEC researcher's book on piracy and the evolution of capitalism, an experimental rock group uploads their music for all comers to use More...
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| Rock and roll born of business research in a world of piracy Found at 3/8/2011 via www.theglobeandmail.com
Inspired by a HEC researcher's book on piracy and the evolution of capitalism, an experimental rock group uploads their music for all comers to use More...
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| Rdio updates its mobile app, takes a great leap forward Found at 3/7/2011 via latimesblogs.latimes.com
If subscription music services can get the mobile aspect right -- and Rdio's updated mobile app is much closer to "right" than the beta version -- they will finally deliver on the "any song, anywhere, anytime" promise that made them so interesting. More...
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| Rdio streaming music service revamps desktop player Found at 3/4/2011 via www.macnn.com
Rdio, the North American-based subscription music service and recommendation engine, is releasing a new Mac-native desktop client on Monday that features compatibility with the keyboard's media keys, an iTunes-matching feature that takes a list of a user's iTunes songs and activates the same songs (and recommends similar ones) on the service, and provides access to Rdio's library of over eight ... More...
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