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Lately, I have been noticing that many economists, analysts and strategists have been having some sly fun by naming their research after...

It continues to astonish, but the recording industry STILL does not have a clue WTF they are doing. Utterly amazing. A story in the NYT...

Ever wonder why online music never goes on sale? The Justice Department has — and is wondering if its merely a coincidence:...

I guess I have to hear it before I declare "What’s the big deal." $349: There’s more here: Sound Design HiFi >...

I’ve been meaning to get to this interesting NYT discussion on CD sharing and copying. I’m old enough to recall the recording...

> I found this amusing — and just as the Classic Rock stations are disappearing from the FM dial: Like countless parents before...

I have a lot of digital media items queued up, but this one is so dead on with many of our prior comments on the subject that I...

As if their dominant position wasn’t already giving everyone else in the industry fits, Apple goes and introduces a 1 Gig nano,...

This article on digital music has some of the most utterly bizarre quotes I have ever read: "Digital music finally took off in 2005,...

Here’s a "Man Bites Dog" type story for you: Late December, Cory at boingboing blogged about some absurd limitations on...