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  | Sonos Controller for iPhone debuts Found at 10/28/2008 via www.macworld.com
Sonos has updated the system software for its ZoneController wireless music systems and has introduced iPhone software. More...
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| Sonos bows iPhone app, Last.FM/Pandora Found at 10/28/2008 via www.macnn.com
Sonos today opened up its ZonePlayers with the launch of Sonos Controller for iPhone. The free app gives any iPhone or iPod touch owner an alternative to buying Sonos' own hardware controller and gives them full management of the music played by each ZonePlayer on a home network; any of the Apple handhelds can control subscription services such as Napster, Pandora, Rhapsody or Sirius, and also ... More...
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| Sonos Audio System Brings Controller App to iPhone, Firmware 2.7 Update With Last.fm and 15,000+ Radio Stations [Sonos] Found at 10/28/2008 via gizmodo.com
The new Sonos Controller app for the iPhone and iPod touch is able to manage the same audio hardware and music libraries as the CR100 unit. Whether it's controlling your music library,... More...
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| Stevens conviction: Kodiak reactions Found at 10/27/2008 via aprn.org
Citizens across the state had wide ranging opinions about Stevens? conviction, including in the port of Kodiak, on the eastern end of the Aleutian chain. Casey Kelly, KMXT - Kodiak Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Stevens conviction: Anchorage reactions Found at 10/27/2008 via aprn.org
The news of Stevens? conviction blazed through the chilly streets of Anchorage. APRN?s Ellen Lockyer ventured out for public reaction. Ellen Lockyer, APRN - Anchorage Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Sony tells Phelps to stop song Found at 10/24/2008 via www.kansas.com
The Rev. Fred Phelps' church, known nationwide for picketing funerals of soldiers killed in combat, has been accused again of violating copyright laws, this time with an Internet video parody of the song "Holding Out for a Hero." Sony/ATV Music Publishing in New York City wrote Phelps this week, telling him to stop what it called unauthorized use of the song, featured in the 1984 film ... More...
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| Six Picks: Recommendations from the Monitor Staff Found at 10/23/2008 via www.csmonitor.com
A sultry Cape Verdean songstress, an MP3 player for under 20 bucks, a chance to say Boo at the Zoo, and more. More...
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| Saudi censors spur piracy Found at 10/23/2008 via www.news24.com
Retailers in Saudi Arabia blame government censorship for driving music and movie piracy - but the minister pledges to take measures to limit illegal sales. More...
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| Samsung Drops Bid to Acquire SanDisk Found at 10/22/2008 via blog.wired.com
Samsung withdraws its bid to acquire SanDisk as reviewers make fun of its new slotMusic program for selling music on flash cards. But that?s no reason for the corporation to feel sad and lonely. More...
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| Samsung's new MP3 Players 'rocking' Gitex Technology Week 2008 Found at 10/22/2008 via www.ameinfo.com
Samsung Electronics, a global leader in consumer electronics and digital technology, today unveiled at Gitex Technology Week 2008 a series of new generation music players, the Q1 and U4. More...
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| Schools spending big money to stop illegal downloading Found at 10/22/2008 via www.daytondailynews.com
Area colleges and universities are spending thousands of dollars annually to prevent students from illegally downloading copyrighted music and movies. More...
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| Slacker G2 Personal Radio Player Found at 10/21/2008 via www.askmen.com
Like Richard Linklater ?s Gen X movie of a similar name, the Slacker G2 Personal Radio Player will appeal to the slacker in you. It?s a lazy man?s MP3 player , propelled by Slacker?s own limitless music service, which offers hundreds of songs, album art and liner notes completely free and legal. More...
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| Screenshots of Walmart?s New MP3-Only Store Found at 10/21/2008 via www.techcrunch.com
It looks like Walmart has soft-launched it's DRM-free MP3 store . The company decided to ditch its DRM approach , but then got into hot water with consumers once they figured out that Walmart was going to be taking down the servers they used to manage all the DRM rights. No servers, meant that they wouldn't be able to listen to the songs they had legally purchased. So Walmart had to reverse ... More...
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| Study: Loud headphones may lead to long-term hearing loss Found at 10/21/2008 via www.dailytoreador.com
Listening to an MP3 player may be a great way to tune out the world, but listening to it too loudly could cause permanent damage. A study released last week by the European Union's Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks found that those who listen to personal music players for five hours per week at high-volumes put their hearing in jeopardy. More...
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| Schools spending big money to stop illegal downloading Found at 10/21/2008 via www.daytondailynews.com
Area colleges and universities are spending thousands of dollars annually to prevent students from illegally downloading copyrighted music and movies. More...
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| Switched On: Lala sells access to a song for a song Found at 10/20/2008 via www.engadget.com
Filed under: Portable Audio Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On , a column about consumer technology. If Lala.com has its way, the Web song will do to the MP3 file what the MP3 file did to the CD. The maverick music website, which began as a CD trading site and moved into Internet radio, announced an ambitious plan last year to license the catalogs of the ... More...
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