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  | Kenya: Age is Just a Number for Old Musician Yet to Retire Found at 5/8/2008 via allafrica.com
At 62, Mr Wilson Omutere Ongaro, popularly known as Sukuma bin Ongaro, is still going strong in the music industry. More...
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| Kerb creates games portal for Samsung Found at 5/8/2008 via www.netimperative.com
Digital engagement agency Kerb has been selected by electronics giant Samsung to develop an online games portal for its MP3 player range, including the new T10. More...
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| Kleer sounds from this Opera Found at 5/4/2008 via www.canada.com
Why you need it: You're tired of being strangled by your MP3 player while working out at the gym or on a run. Why you don't: You're happy to listen to the music on at the workout room and you don't jog because you always seem to spill your drink. More...
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| Kevin Carmony of Linspire/Freespire has announced that the first beta of Freespire has been released earlier than ... Found at 4/19/2008 via www.osnews.com
. According to Carmony, this release includes out-of-the-box support for proprietary formats such as .mp3 and WMV, plug-and-play support for Ati and nVIDIA cards without user intervention, Click-N-Run, and much more. More...
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| Krazzy 4 to release, with songs Found at 4/11/2008 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
NEW DELHI: Krazzy 4 will release with all the songs on Friday. An out-of-court settlement was reached between music director Ram Sampath and the Roshans. More...
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| Krazzy 4 Found at 4/10/2008 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Krazzy 4 is all set to release on Friday after music director Ram Sampath and the Roshans reached an out-of-court settlement. More...
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| Krazzy 4 to release, with songs Found at 4/10/2008 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
NEW DELHI: Krazzy 4 will release with all the songs on Friday. An out-of-court settlement was reached between music director Ram Sampath and the Roshans. More...
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| Krazzy 4 to release, with songs Found at 4/10/2008 via www.rediff.com
Earlier today, the Bombay high court ruled that the music of Rakesh Roshan's production, Krazzy 4, was a copy, and the songs in question should be removed from the film before its release on April 11. But the case has now been dismissed after an out-of-court settlement was reached between music director Ram Sampath and the Roshans. More...
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| Krazzy4 music is a copy,declares Bombay HC Found at 4/10/2008 via www.rediff.com
Sampath had filed a case against the film's producer, Rakesh Roshan, and music director, Rajesh Roshan, stating that he was not given due credit for Krazzy 4's music. His name was not mentioned on Krazzy 4's audio CDs, and that's the reason he sought legal action and filed a case of copyright infringement. More...
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| Kevin Carmony of Linspire/Freespire has announced that the first beta of Freespire has been released earlier than ... Found at 4/6/2008 via www.newmobilecomputing.com
. According to Carmony, this release includes out-of-the-box support for proprietary formats such as .mp3 and WMV, plug-and-play support for Ati and nVIDIA cards without user intervention, Click-N-Run, and much more. More...
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| Key Challenges and Issues Facing the World Music Recording Industry Market Found at 3/26/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report related to the Music industry is available in its catalogue. More...
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| Kenya: Rwandese Musician Who Fell in Love With Country And Stayed Found at 3/21/2008 via allafrica.com
When he first set foot on the Kenyan soil in 2004, Rwandan musician Beligne Bizimana did not expect to stay in the country for long. But impressed by the giant strides the local music scene had made as compared to his homeland, he decided to stay on - at least for a while. More...
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| Kazaa downloads cost one man $750 per song in RIAA suit Found at 3/16/2008 via arstechnica.com
The RIAA won a pair of victories last week as a judge finally awarded the labels a default judgment in a case where the defendant never showed up in court. In another case, the RIAA convinced a judge to award $23,250 in damages after the defendant admitted to downloading and sharing music over KaZaA. Read More... More...
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| Karaoke mic for MP3 players Found at 3/16/2008 via www.japantoday.com
Logictec has released a portable karaoke handset for MP3 players like iPod. Connecting LAT-PKARA01 to the earphone plug of your digital music player, you can sing songs with your favorite music. The product also has an FM-radio transmitter so you can enjoy karaoke wireless anywhere. More...
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| Korea's P2P pirate goes legal, targets Europe Found at 3/14/2008 via go.theregister.com
Free bundled P2P: The shape of things to come? Legalising P2P is a sea change for the music business: instead of trying to end or control file-sharing, executives realise they merely have to make a profit from it to stave off oblivion.? More...
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