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Labels Still Blaming P2P

It seems as if the major labels will never stop blaming piracy for all there woes.  Acording to FMQB "Sony-BMG CEO Andrew Lack said the music industry is still on. Continue reading

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P2P Meets Net Broadcasting

From Cnet.com: "A new generation of start-ups is… allowing Net radio listeners to draw their programming at will from one another’s hard drives." "At the head of a movement that. Continue reading

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Egocasting: The New Extreme Escapism

From Wired.com "We have moved beyond (broadcasting and) narrowcasting into ‘egocasting’ — a world where we exercise an unparalleled degree of control over what we watch and what we hear,". Continue reading

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VIRGIN RADIO STREAMS TO CELL PHONES

From The Times of London: "Virgin Radio yesterday became the first commercial British station to be heard around the world by listeners on the move, as it made available software. Continue reading

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Radio Fights Back

Traditional broadcasters are exploring the use of a new weapon in their fight against satellite and Internet radio.  Reuters reports that "several leading U.S. radio operators are considering forming a. Continue reading

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XM Ups Monthly Price And Adds Services

From the press release: "XM Satellite Radio today announced that it is expanding its basic service package, and that the monthly subscription price for XM’s basic service will increase to. Continue reading

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THE END OF RADIO AS WE KNOW IT

Wired Magazine and Wired.com have published a series of strong articles under the title "The End Of Radio As We Know It".  One chronicles the already much written about move. Continue reading

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Apple Adds To iPod Line

Apple has once just announced an upgrade to their iPod line. The latest versions of the iPod Mini have been unveiled, with a new 4GB model for $199 and a. Continue reading

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A Media Hub For The Car

From FMQB.com:  "The demand for multi-media access in cars is rising as nearly 12 percent of vehicles currently have screens for viewing DVDs or other data. Alpine Electronics estimates that. Continue reading

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WINAMP RECONFIGURES TO STOP NAPSTER RIP-OFF

There has been a lot of back and forth on the net recently about the ability and perhaps importance – using a common Winamp plug-in – to un-lock files "rented". Continue reading

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