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  | Pirate Music, Lose Your House Found at 5/8/2008 via blog.wired.com
Digital music pirates are the same as drug dealers, prostitutes and gangs in New York and Los Angeles -- at least as it relates to the government's ability to declare your place a public nuisance, shut it down for as long as a year (or worse) and fine you. So it's time to knock on your teenager's door and pray he's just downloading porn. More...
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| Pioneer Pro DJ Awarded for Inventive Technologies Including the Prestigious Manufacturer of the Year Award Found at 5/7/2008 via www.centredaily.com
Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. Professional Sound and Visual Division, is honored to announce a long list of accolades recently garnered for the company's contribution to groundbreaking professional DJ technologies. Pioneer swept two prestigious award shows held during 2008 Winter Music Conference week which took place in March, winning all six categories they were nominated in which included ... More...
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| Police blotter Found at 5/7/2008 via www.theorion.com
Thursday 8:45 a.m. Suspicious circumstances reported on the 2000 block of Forest Avenue. "Reporting party observed male subject open a vehicle with a coat hanger. He took out an MP3 player, put it on his head and left on foot." 11:34 a.m. Harassment reported on the 1800 block of Mangrove Avenue. More...
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| P2P: if you can't beat it, fix it Found at 5/5/2008 via www.telecomasia.net
Peer-to-peer (P2P) traffic is the bane of both ISPs trying to keep control of their bandwidth resources and content companies worried about file sharinwg software that enable video and music "piracy". More...
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| Police beat Found at 5/2/2008 via www.dailyherald.com
Thieves stole a cell phone, MP3 player and black wallet with three gas cards and a school ID around 1 p.m. April 18 at Warren Township High School, 500 N. O'Plaine Road, police said. A value estimate was not available. More...
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| Project Playlist search engine in RIAA's legal crosshairs Found at 4/29/2008 via arstechnica.com
The RIAA has filed a federal complaint against the music search engine Project Playlist, arguing that most of the material it turns up is infringing and that the site operators know it. The "we just link to the music" defense may not fly in this case. Read More... More...
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| Please don't rip off our music Found at 4/29/2008 via smh.com.au
Australia's biggest musical acts are crying poor in a new documentary that seeks to discourage people from obtaining music illegally. More...
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| Project Playlist hit with record industry lawsuit Found at 4/28/2008 via www.macnn.com
The music site Project Playlist has been hit with a lawsuit filed by the record industry, Reuters reports. Some nine labels, including companies owned by Warner, EMI and Universal, have filed suit in the US District Court of Manhattan, accusing the site of numerous copyright infringements. The site lets users search for songs and create streaming... More...
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| Portable solar fan - what?s up with that? Found at 4/27/2008 via www.enn.com
The Portable Solar Fan has many features; it possesses a very prominent fan, it?s solar powered, it has an LED lantern, a quartz clock and it charges an MP3 player or cell phone. More...
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| Pacific music piracy ring broken up Found at 4/24/2008 via tvnz.co.nz
Thousands of illegal CDs have been seized following police raids in Sydney to break up an international music piracy ring. More...
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| Police seize thousands of allegedly pirated CDs Found at 4/22/2008 via wbz.com
Police say they seized thousands of counterfeit music CDS from two stores in Providence. Officers went to the Dollar Days store on Westminster Street last week and found more than 22,000 pirated CDs that were allegedly being offered for sale for about $5 apiece. More...
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| Police seize thousands of allegedly pirated CDS Found at 4/22/2008 via www.boston.com
Police say they seized thousands of counterfeit music CDS from two stores in Providence. Officers went to the Dollar Days store on Westminster Street last week and found more than 22,000 pirated CDs that were allegedly being offered for sale for about $5 apiece. More...
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| Personalities: Did you hear this? Found at 4/17/2008 via www.poughkeepsiejournal.com
WASHINGTON - Rock star Bruce Springsteen endorsed Democratic Sen. Barack Obama for president Wednesday, saying "he speaks to the America I've envisioned in my music for the past 35 years." More...
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| Pirate Bay to sue music industry Found at 4/16/2008 via go.theregister.com
Website block provokes damages demand The Pirate Bay is threatening to seek damages from music industry lobby group The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) for blocking access to its website.? More...
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| PluggedIn set for launch Found at 4/15/2008 via www.hollywoodreporter.com
PluggedIn, a Web site focused on music videos and other music offerings, is expected to launch Wednesday in public beta with partnerships with Sony BMG, Universal Music Group and EMI and an investment from Will Smith's Overbrook Entertainment. More...
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