“Why isn’t there any rock ‘n’ roll radio?” That’s a question that we touched upon a few weeks ago. In...
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Un-FN-believable: “Most people know it is illegal to download songs from the internet without paying. But far fewer people know it...
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I have kinda mixed feelings about this one: I get an advert in last weekend’s paper for Coconuts Music & Movies; (their...
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Ren Bucholz is a San Franciscan who works for the Electronic Frontier Foundation. His recent graphic on VCL’s (Voluntary Collective...
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Despite the industry’s stalking horse obsession with P2P — the technology they both fear and fail to understand — the...
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Listen to music on the radio much lately? If you answered “no,” you’re in good company. Americans are listening to broadcasts...
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The WSJ “Real Time” column raises an interesting question this morning — the query they raise is at the heart of what...
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Here’s a different spin on the “DRM” story: The Register discusses a very different approach taken in the new Beastie...
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To review our story so far: As a part of their settlement for being price fixing, anti-competitive, ologopolists, the music industry had...
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Apple’s online music service iTunes has reported sales of 800,000 songs since it opened its European store last week, the BBC...
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