WiFi in the Sky: In-Flight Internet Coming Soon
The Wall Street Journal (this article now free) has an interesting piece on the coming amenities for travelers in the sky. U.S. airlines plan to offerRead More…
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Why I Switched to iTunes from Musicmatch 5 Years & 5,000 Songs Later
I’ve always been one to root for the underdog. In this case, I picked Musicmatch five years ago and even skipped out on the iPod craze by using anotRead More…
WiFi in the Sky: In-Flight Internet Coming Soon
The Wall Street Journal (this article now free) has an interesting piece on the coming amenities for travelers in the sky. U.S. airlines plan to offerRead More…
DRM-Free Is Here: iTunes Now Sells EMI Non-DRM Music for $1.29 per Song
Apple’s Steve Jobs joined EMI Group CEO Eric Nicoli in London to host a press conference at EMI’s headquarters. The press had already taken rumorsRead More…
Dot-XXX Domain Shot Down Again, Porn to Stay Decentralized
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number (ICANN), the group in charge of setting Internet addressing guidelines, shot down a proposal toRead More…
New iTunes Feature: “Complete My Album” at a Discounted Price
Apple today is introducing a new offering at its iTunes store. Called “Complete My Album,” the new service allows you to purchase the remaining songs Read More…
Built-in Chat for Online TV Gains Popularity But Some Still Skeptical of Online Video
The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) has no less than two articles out today on Internet video. The first talks of a new study that is skepRead More…
Electronic Arts Starts Its Own Music Label: Artwerk
Just last week we saw reports of how the music industry was in trouble (CD music sales down by 20% compared to last year), only to be followed by thisRead More…
Purdue University Warns Students: The RIAA Wants Info on Thousands of You
Last week, 40,000+ students at Purdue (including myself) received a warning email. In short, stop illegal downloads, the Recording Industry AssociatioRead More…
1 in 4 Students Pay the RIAA When Sent a Letter, So the RIAA Keeps Sending
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced that it has reached 116 settlements after going after 400 students / computer users at Read More…