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  | UCA tops notification list for music theft Found at 5/9/2008 via thecabin.net
Students on the University of Central Arkansas campus enjoy their music, but according to Liz Kennedy, spokeswoman for the Recording Industry Association of America, some are obtaining it illegally. More...
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| Universal Music Group pens deal with free download site Qtrax - one step closer to audio utopia Found at 5/8/2008 via uk.news.yahoo.com
So, it looks like the 100% legal and free music download website Qtrax has finally pulled off something near to what it claimed to have achieved when it launched to a stutter back in January. Finally one of the major record labels has seen sense, with Universal Music Group putting pen to paper and agreeing to have its catalogue available on the site for nada. More...
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| Universal Inks Musical Pact With Qtrax Found at 5/7/2008 via www.fmqb.com
Peer-to-peer music service Qtrak has inked a deal with Universal Music Group ( UMG ) to offer free, legal downloads of UMG music on its Web site, reports Wired . Qtrax also has a deal in place with Universal's publishing group. More...
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| UC Davis creates Itunes U site for campus Found at 5/7/2008 via www.dailydemocrat.com
UC Davis has launched its own iTunes U site that features free access to audio and video files on campus news, faculty research, interviews, music, athletics and academic courses. More...
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| Universal Music Pacts with Qtrax Found at 5/7/2008 via news.digitaltrends.com
the major labels' music? Here it is May, and Universal looks like they're finally on board. More...
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| UC Davis Creates iTunes U Site Found at 5/6/2008 via www-pubcomm.ucdavis.edu
UC Davis has launched its own iTunes U site that features free access to audio and video files on campus news, faculty research, interviews, music, athletics and academic courses. More...
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| US beak pecks at RIAA's 'making available' filesharing attack Found at 4/30/2008 via www.addict3d.org
Rrreeeeewiiiiiiind!A US federal judge has shot down one of the Recording Industry Ass. of America's key arguments in its brave pursuit of students, idiots and grandmothers it accuses of sharing music over peer-to-peer networks.? More...
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| US beak pecks at RIAA's 'making available' filesharing attack Found at 4/30/2008 via go.theregister.com
Rrreeeeewiiiiiiind! A US federal judge has shot down one of the Recording Industry Ass. of America's key arguments in its brave pursuit of students, idiots and grandmothers it accuses of sharing music over peer-to-peer networks.? More...
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| Universal: EFF SLAPPed us with dancing toddler DMCA lawsuit Found at 4/28/2008 via arstechnica.com
The EFF sued Universal after the music label filed a DMCA takedown notice on a homemade dancing baby clip, but now Universal claims that it is the victim of a SLAPP lawsuit designed to keep it from exercising its rights. Read More... More...
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| UK consumers could pay MP3 tax Found at 4/22/2008 via www.pcw.co.uk
UK consumers could end up being taxed for using their MP3 players. The Music Business Group (MBG) is calling for compensation for copyright holders if people transfer music to multiple devices. More...
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| U.S. record stores send out S.O.S. with event Found at 4/19/2008 via www.goupstate.com
In an iPod world, the neighborhood record store no longer seems to be on many people's playlists. More...
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| U.S. record stores send out S.O.S. with event Found at 4/19/2008 via www.goupstate.com
In an iPod world, the neighborhood record store no longer seems to be on many people's playlists. More...
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| UK music industry gets even more desperate/unpopular - demands iPod tax Found at 4/17/2008 via uk.news.yahoo.com
The UK music industry needs your help - those yachts, limousines, expensive awards festivals and tax haven homes don't come cheap you know. So to help them keep a life of luxury, the trade body (the Music Business Group) wants a tax on iPods. More...
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| UK music group pushes for media player tax Found at 4/16/2008 via www.macnn.com
The British government should tax the sale of media players, a body of the UK music industry is advocating. The Music Business Group is said to have rejected a recent government proposal, which would see people legally able to transfer music from CDs to media players for free; while the practice is widespread and taken for granted by the public an... More...
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| Use SkreemR to find MP3 files on the Web Found at 4/16/2008 via websearch.about.com
You can find DRM-free music, podcasts, speeches and much more with SkreemR, an MP3 search engine. For instance: Kermit the Frog Barack Obama Radiohead Mozart Neato! Want to find even more music and multimedia? Here... More...
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