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This looks promising. Really promising!

This has to be seen to be believed. WOW!

“Nokia's bold plan to offer unlimited downloads with its new mobiles is making artists nervous about their royalties, writes James Robinson”

Good question. NIN new 4 disk set, in 320Kb/s, is just $5 to download. Or get the free MP3s. It's going gangbusters on the pirate bay, though.

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Quote: What I'm talking about is dropping a neutron bomb on the old paradigm of the entertainment industry and the way in which it functions. It's completely insane. In America, it's all gotten completely strangleholded by these providers. Nobody ever more...

An argument for the sale of "artifacts" in support of "performance"

Michael Arrington and Ethan Kaplan have both missed the point. Do you think they did it on purpose?

“The website of a record label which offers completely free music downloads has been taken down by its host for copyright infringement, even though it only offers its own music. Quote Unquote Records calls itself “The First Ever Donation Based more...

Looks really cool!

If you're a fan of Brian Eno and / or David Byrne you're going to want to check this out. First new recording from them in 30 years.

In the UK, the prospect of an internet tax to subsidize music doesn't seem far away.

“Despite being ensnared in legal proceedings with the MPAA, isoHunt is continuing to grow. Adding fuel to the ’significant non-infringing use’ argument is their latest partnership, with the Creative Commons music distribution site Jamendo.”