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  | Unlimited mobile music would cut piracy and CD sales Found at 9/28/2008 via www.guardian.co.uk
British consumers could download a staggering 2.1bn tracks a year, according to new research More...
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| Unsigned Artists Get Big Boost with New Pure Play Music Digital Deals Found at 9/28/2008 via www.antimusic.com
A top story from this week. After much negotiating, Pure Play Music has finalized a digital distribution deal with the four top players in the independent, digital distribution market. More...
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| U.S. Court Fails to Reinstate $1.5 Billion Lucent Award - Infrastructure Found at 9/25/2008 via www.baselinemag.com
A lower court jury in San Diego found in February 2007 that Microsoft had infringed two MP3 digital music patents and ordered Microsoft to pay $1.5 billion. More...
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| U.S. court fails to reinstate $1.5 billion Lucent award Found at 9/25/2008 via asia.news.yahoo.com
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Alcatel-Lucent lost a fight to win back a $1.5 billion award against Microsoft Corp when an appeals court ruled Thursday in favor of the software giant in a battle over patents to digitize music. More...
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| UPDATED: MySpace Music launches... just not in the UK Found at 9/25/2008 via uk.news.yahoo.com
Licensing sucks. That's the conclusion that I've come to. It means that we in the UK can't watch any of the music and video-on-demand services from the States, like Pandora and Hulu. Given that most of the players involved operate globally, I'm amazed that global licensing isn't more commonplace, but this post isn't about licensing. It's just that licensing is preventing me from giving you a ... More...
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| Unsigned Artists Get Big Boost with New Pure Play Music Digital Deals Found at 9/25/2008 via www.antimusic.com
After much negotiating, Pure Play Music has finalized a digital distribution deal with the four top players in the independent, digital distribution market. More...
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| Ulrich: 'Download lawsuit was never about money' Found at 9/22/2008 via uk.news.launch.yahoo.com
Metallica rocker Lars Ulrich has hit out at claims the band's lawsuit against music download site Napster was about money. More...
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| Unlimited music for the price of a coffee Found at 9/21/2008 via theage.com.au
Vodafone launches Australia's first unlimited music download service, allowing customers to access as many songs as they like for $2.75 a week. More...
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| U of R changes policy to protect students from lawsuits Found at 9/17/2008 via www.whec.com
More local college students are getting in trouble for downloading music on the internet illegally and now the University of Rochester is stepping... More...
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| Universal Cancels Metallica Interview over Torrent Mention Found at 9/16/2008 via blog.wired.com
Swedish music critic Jonn Jeppsson has earned the wrath of Universal Music Group by linking to an altered version of the new Metallica album that he had downloaded from BitTorrent. That might have been enough to piss off the band. But it gets better: he liked the mashed-up tracks better, and wrote that in his review. More...
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| Users Report Faulty WPA In 2nd-Gen IPod Touch Found at 9/14/2008 via ipnewsflash.com
found 0 h ago on apple.slashdot.org More...
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| Updated: MySpace Music's Space-High Hopes: Commerce Sales Will Replace CD Losses Found at 9/12/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Updated below: Fortune gets a first crack at doing a story on MySpace Music, which is launching in its new avatar next week. And while the News Corp . subsidiary has been setting expectations on the music service sky-high with teasers, other established competitors like Imeem have been out in front on a PR offensive talking about how their services stack up in the market, their points of ... More...
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| U.S. House Democrats promoting their own energy plan Found at 9/9/2008 via aprn.org
The back-and-forth over energy continues on Capitol Hill. Today Democratic House leaders announced their plan to lower gas prices and increase renewable energy. They?re fighting back against a Republican energy package built around offshore oil drilling and opening more domestic supplies, including the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Libby Casey, APRN - Washington, DC Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Underwhelmed by today's iPod announcements Found at 9/9/2008 via news.cnet.com
On Sept. 9, Steve Jobs will introduce some enhancements to the iPod and iTunes. More...
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| Uneasy listening Found at 9/5/2008 via www.thespec.com
People take an extra risk by plugging into MP3 players and tuning out their surroundings, says a manager with the Canada Safety Council. More...
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| University of Alaska accepting $1 million from Chevron Found at 9/3/2008 via aprn.org
The University of Alaska (UA) announced yesterday that the oil company Chevron is giving the university $1 million in two $500,000 gifts. Mike Mason, KBBI - Homer Download Audio (MP3) More...
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