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  | Update: Sony launches subscription Internet music service Found at 12/22/2010 via www.computerworld.com
IDG News Service - Sony launched a subscription streaming music service Wednesday, furthering its plan to offer a range of content via the Internet to its consumer electronics devices. More...
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| UMG chief Luke Lewis is a constant in shifting music industry Found at 12/19/2010 via www.tennessean.com
Luke Lewis has what he calls "longevity." Lewis, 63, has served at the helm of a major record label for 19 years, longer than any other label executive in Nashville during a period of tremendous upheaval in the music business. More...
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| Universal Music Group spent $790K lobbying in 3Q Found at 12/17/2010 via news.ino.com
(AP:WASHINGTON) Universal Music Group, the major recording company that belongs to Vivendi SA of France, spent $790,000 in the third quarter to lobby the federal government on a bill that would pay performers and labels for songs played over the radio, among other issues. More...
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| U.K. Music Piracy Erodes Digital Sales to Tune of $1.6 Billion, BPI Says Found at 12/16/2010 via www.bloomberg.com
The value of illegally downloaded music in the U.K. will be worth 1 billion pounds ($1.56 billion) this year, as the practice proliferates and slows growth of the digital music market. More...
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| Ubuntu One Music Supports AirPlay on iPhone Found at 12/7/2010 via linuxtoday.com
Softpedia: "Ubuntu One Music has now support for iPhone's new AirPlay technology, which allows users to stream audio, video and image files stored in your Ubuntu One account directly to your Applet TV, stereo device, or any other AirPlay-compatible hardware." More...
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| Ubisoft Fights Piracy With Blaring Vuvuzelas Found at 12/7/2010 via www.gameinformer.com
Ubisoft is known to have a strong stance against piracy with action now taken against illegal copies of the Nintendo DS version of Michael Jackson: The Experience. Copied versions are programmed to set off blaring South African horns (vuvuzelas) making the music game unplayable. This measure was captured by YouTube user ctkxtreme who says: ?This is Ubisoft?s attempt at anti-piracy to the game ... More...
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| Use fear to stop piracy in your neighborhood Found at 12/6/2010 via www.geek.com
Publishers around the world are trying to come up with new and effective ways of stopping us downloading content illegally online. It?s so easy to sit there with a fast cable connection downloading movies, music and games, what on earth could make us all stop? Well, forget DRM, letters warning you to stop from an ISP, [...] More...
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| US shuts down 82 counterfeit goods, music sites Found at 11/29/2010 via www.abs-cbnnews.com
WASHINGTON - US authorities announced Monday the shutdown of 82 websites selling mostly Chinese-made counterfeit goods, including golf clubs, Walt Disney movies, handbags and other items. More...
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| US shuts down 82 counterfeit goods, music websites Found at 11/29/2010 via newsinfo.inquirer.net
WASHINGTON?US authorities announced Monday the shutdown of 82 websites selling mostly Chinese-made counterfeit goods, including golf clubs, Walt Disney movies, handbags and other items. More...
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| U.S. Moves to Block Web Sites Selling Counterfeit Goods Found at 11/29/2010 via www.nytimes.com
Besides counterfeit goods like sports equipment, shoes, handbags, athletic apparel and sunglasses, the crackdown includes copies of DVDs, music and software. More...
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| Ubiquity and the iPad Found at 11/29/2010 via www.i4u.com
The iPod wasn't the first MP3 player, that title goes to the MPMan. But not being first didn't hurt the iPod. Thanks to a combination of great marketing, superior design and Apple's elusive 'X'... More...
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| U.S. Shuts Down 82 Counterfeit Goods, Music Sites Found at 11/29/2010 via www.hispanicbusiness.com
United States authorities announced Monday the shutdown of 82 websites selling mostly Chinese-made counterfeit goods, including golf clubs, Walt Disney movies, handbags and other items. More...
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| US shuts down 82 counterfeit goods, music sites Found at 11/29/2010 via uk.finance.yahoo.com
This framegrab shows the message posted by US authorities on the entry page of some 82 websites selling mostly Chinese-made counterfeit goods, including golf clubs, Walt Disney movies, handbags and other ... More...
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| US shuts down 82 counterfeit goods, music sites Found at 11/29/2010 via nz.news.yahoo.com
WASHINGTON (AFP) - US authorities announced Monday the shutdown of 82 websites selling mostly Chinese-made counterfeit goods, including golf clubs, Walt Disney movies, handbags and other items. More...
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| US High Court Won't Consider Defense Against Music Piracy Lawsuit Found at 11/29/2010 via www.foxbusiness.com
US High Court Won't Consider Defense Against Music Piracy Lawsuit More...
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| US launches massive crackdown on torrent sites Found at 11/28/2010 via www.nzherald.co.nz
WASHINGTON - US authorities have shut down dozens of websites offering counterfeit goods and pirated music, five months after a crackdown on sites offering movie downloads.Cori Bassett, a spokeswoman for the Immigration and... More...
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