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  | Victoria Nostalgic Audio Entertainment Centers Archive and Digitize Your Vinyl and Cassettes Found at 5/6/2008 via www.prweb.com
Grace Digital launches a new line of audio products that allow consumers to digitize their old records (LP's) and cassettes. We are now shipping 3 different products that allow consumers to burn their Vinyl (33, 45 or 78's) to CD's, a thumb drive, SD card, or even perform a direct USB transfer to your PC into iTunes or any computer audio applications. Don't buy your old music again, transfer ... More...
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| Voluntary Collective Licensing and Extortion Found at 4/27/2008 via 
Reihan Salam has a new piece at Slate about voluntary collective licensing of music (which was also the topic of an online symposium organized by our center at Princeton). I’m generally a fan of Reihan’s work, but this time I think he got it wrong. His piece starts like this:What would you do [...] More...
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| Villanova warns students: Stop illegal downloads Found at 4/27/2008 via www.philly.com
The number of Villanova University students illegally downloading music jumped sharply this spring, according to a music industry trade group. More...
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| Villanova warns students: Stop illegal downloads Found at 4/27/2008 via www.philly.com
The number of Villanova University students illegally downloading music jumped sharply this spring, according to a music industry trade group. More...
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| Villanova warns students: Stop illegal downloads Found at 4/26/2008 via www.philly.com
The number of Villanova University students illegally downloading music jumped sharply this spring, according to a music industry trade group. More...
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| Voluntary Collective Licensing and Extortion Found at 4/25/2008 via feeds.freedom-to-tinker.com
Reihan Salam has a new piece at Slate about voluntary collective licensing of music (which was also the topic of an online symposium organized by our center at Princeton). I’m generally a fan of Reihan’s work, but this time I think he got it wrong. His piece starts like this:What would you do [...] More...
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| Vodafone biggest seller of music singles in NZ Found at 4/10/2008 via www.nzherald.co.nz
Digital music sales in New Zealand are soaring with mobile phone company Vodafone selling the most music singles, beating out traditional record stores, The Warehouse, iTunes and rival phone company Telecom for the top position. More...
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| Vintage piracy in mobile bottle Found at 4/10/2008 via www.chennaionline.com
HYDERABAD, INDIA: The growing penetration of the mobile phone has spun off a piracy wave fear in the music industry, which it is desperately trying to fight. Piracy has a new enemy on the block, one that is accessible to 300 million Indians, and has brought about a revolution -- the mobile pho... More...
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| Vintage piracy in mobile bottle Found at 4/10/2008 via www.ciol.com
HYDERABAD, INDIA: The growing penetration of the mobile phone has spun off a piracy wave fear in the music industry, which it is desperately trying to fight. More...
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| VLC Media Player Portable 0.8.6f Found at 4/4/2008 via www.computeractive.co.uk
VLC (initially VideoLAN Client) is a highly portable multimedia player for various audio and video formats, including MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, MP3, and OGG, as well as for DVDs, VCDs and various streaming protocols. More...
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| Virgin Media denies purge on pirates Found at 4/4/2008 via www.pcw.co.uk
Virgin Media has denied that it is team up with music trade organisation the British Phographic Industry (BPI) in a trial crackdown on illegal downloaders. More...
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| Virtual music reproduction scheme achieves file size 1,000 times smaller than MP3 Found at 4/2/2008 via www.embedded.com
In what is described as "essentially a human-scale system of reproducing music," researchers at the University of Rochester claim to have developed a way to digitally reproduce an original music performance from a file that is nearly 1,000 times smaller than a regular MP3. The announcement was made at the International Conference on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing currently being held in ... More...
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| Virgin Media takes on illegal downloaders Found at 4/1/2008 via www.computeractive.co.uk
Virgin Media has joined forces with the British Phonographic Industry in a pilot scheme that could see warning letters sent to users who download music tracks illegally, according to the Daily Telegraph. More...
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| Virgin Media takes on illegal downloaders Found at 4/1/2008 via www.pcw.co.uk
Virgin Media has joined forces with the British Phonographic Industry in a pilot scheme that could see warning letters sent to users who download music tracks illegally. More...
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| Virgin Internet to trial piracy tracking in UK Found at 3/31/2008 via www.macnn.com
Virgin Media today said it will be the first Internet provider to experiment with actively combat pirated content distributed across its network. The UK broadband firm has agreed to a test project that will scan for illegal copies of music and other media across the service. The monitoring will follow a three-strike rule that will see users recei... More...
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