Well, here's the patent. To be official, it's Creative's "Automatic hierarchical categorization of music by metadata" US patent. Somehow they were able to patent the idea of using a menu system to go through a library of music.
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The Telegraph.co.uk has an article stating that: The British music industry is to recommend to the Government that consumers be allowed to legally copy music without fear of prosecution.
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Apple wins! Apple Loses!
A great story by P2PNet literally destroying the stats the Music Industry is trying to use to get their way.
Score another victory for the RIAA. HUMPHF!
Reproduce Beatles music and never pay any royalties on it? Coming soon, maybe.
I took a listen to the free Napster today. Not impressed...
"Sony Music is presently engaged in a widespread attempt to underpay its recording artists," attorney Brian Caplan said in a statement.
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Oh Canada... Canadian artists aren't just going to stand by and watch their fans be terrorized any more.
Help Patti Santangelo fight her case against the RIAA!
"Negotiations between Apple and the four major music companies - with which iTunes deals all expire in the next two months - have reached a crucial point as several record executives now say they are unlikely to convince Jobs to allow variable pricing, sources said. "
Combine Rock, Pop, Jazz, Fusion and heavy metal and out would spit something that would look... very weird. What it would sound like though is Joe Satriani. Satriani just released his newest album, "Super Colossal" and it is absolutely incredible.
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What??? I'm off to The Register to verify this.
Yeah Baby! Who's next?!
New found repect for Pearl Jam - Online Revolutionaries
Great article here. Why buy the same license twice?
Well, someone is making money from the music. I wonder if the artists are?
Article by yours truly on the quality of encoded music and why you really don't have a choice anyway.
Canadians have to pay a very steep levy to buy blank cd's. Even if they want to use them as coasters.
I can agree that something needs to be done but I know they'll take it way too far. Hmph.
Probably can't get it on eMusic, huh? Damn!
In the late 70's, Mom had a Sony Walkman. The model she had could actually receive the audio from tv broadcasts so she could catch her soaps while at work. Genius she was I tell you. But, it was a "Walkman". Bless you Akio Morita who came up with the name.
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Now I like this concept. What do you think it will cost? hmmm?
The U.S. Department of Justice is joining New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer in investigating how the big labels manipulate music download services.
Yaaaahhhhhooooo ooooohh! Yahoo! Music Unlimited recently upgraded their music service "Engine" to version 1.1 The Yahoo! Music Engine is their music store/player/music management software.
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