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Microsoft Unleashes iTunes Killer

FROM THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: "Several online music services and makers of digital music players are expected to announce within days that their products will include a new technology so users. Continue reading

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Sattelite Radio Available In 38% Of New Autos

A report by Autobytel Inc.‘s Automotive Information Center (AIC) on vehicle equipment options shows that satellite radio is available as an option in approximately 38.3% of cars this year. This. Continue reading

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DualDisc CD/DVD Hybrid Gets Its’ Chance

The DualDisc CD/DVD hybrid is finally getting a wider release this month thanks to Sony/BMG.  Many naysayers on the net have already dismissed the format in part due to problems. Continue reading

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MTV2 Gets Makeover

FMQB.COM reports that "MTV will take the wraps off the new look MTV2 during the halftime of the Super Bowl. MTV and MTV2 will both air a preview special of. Continue reading

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The Cult Of The iPod

Much hoopla correctly has been made about how the iPod is transforming the way that people experience music and therefore the music industry itself.  An iPod on shuffle replaces the. Continue reading

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THE ORCHARD AND EMUSIC GO WIRELESS

The Orchard, a large distributor of independent music owned by Dimensional Associates, announced on Monday that it has licensed portions of its 300,000-song catalog to eight mobile services, which will. Continue reading

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UNG TO LAUNCH THE INTERATIONAL MUSIC FEED TV CHANNEL

The Universal Music Group is set to launch it’s own video channel THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FEED.  Few details are available, but it appears likely that the channel will feature primarily. Continue reading

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MIDEM SPEAKERS GET IT: MUSIC MUST BE PORTABLE

The Hollywood Reporters writes from MIDEM that, "Music must not only be protected but also made easier for consumers to move around and enjoy if the digital world is to. Continue reading

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The Internet Radio Revolutions Is Upon Us

There is a great article in the London Telegraph on the growth and future of internet broadcasting and the incredible variety of formats available. "Video killed the radio star," sang. Continue reading

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FCC’s Powell Resigns

FROM FMQB: One day after George Bush took the oath of office for his second term as President of the United States, various sources are reporting that FCC Chairman Michael. Continue reading

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