Today Apples iTunes sold it’s 1 millionth download. In a statement, Apple CEO Steve Jobs said, “As we cross this historic milestone, we want to thank our customers, the artists. Continue reading

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Steve Winwood dipped a toe in largely untested waters this summer by giving away a track from his latest album on peer-to-peer networks. The. Continue reading

Will the Inducing Infringement Act Kill the iPod? San Francisco – With Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and his colleagues pushing hard to bring the Inducing Infringement of Copyright Act (“Induce. Continue reading

FROM DITIGITAL MEDIA WIREo Report: U.S. Music Album Sales Up 6.9% in First Half of 2004 New York — The U.S. music industry rebounded in the first half of 2004,. Continue reading

From MusicBiz Canada is the motherland of P2P interests. After all, a court decision there let P2P services off for any copyright infringement lawsuits. Even so, the latest research from. Continue reading

1. AOL Instant Messenger 2. Windows Media Player 3. MSN Messenger Service 4. Yahoo! Messenger 5. RealOne/RealPlayer 6. WeatherBug 7. AOL Companion 8. Gator 9. MusicMatch Jukebox 10. NetZero For. Continue reading

In an interesting blending of two media, FUSE – a music video cable channel available in 36 million homes – has launched the Daily Download Show. Featuring the videos of. Continue reading

Billboard, the world’s leading music and entertainment trade publication, today announced that it has partnered with CelebrityAccess, the leading provider of real-time news and information to the live performance industry.. Continue reading

Credit Where Credit is Due Department: Jobs and Apple triggered a revolution in the way we buy, store and enjoy music with iTunes and the iPod. But doesn’t is suck. Continue reading