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LimeWire’s future has been in doubt ever since a U.S. federal judge granted the music industry’s shut down request back in October, but today the company confirmed “December 31st 2010 will mark the day when LimeWire shuts its virtual doors for g…
Say what you will about the Grammies (like how it’s an awful, corrupt excuse for an award show that hasn’t tried to highlight truly good music without some form of ulterior motive in years), but it’s an excellent platform for recognition, and Civili…
Maybe it’s time we posted another guide on how to rip CDs so Beatles fans can save themselves a bit of scratch and fill their iPod touch devices without re-buying music. Or perhaps Beatles fans are invested in vinyl and cassette tapes. Get this — init…
For many of us, Olive’s ultra high-end audio products fall into “if you to ask how much it costs, you can’t afford it” territory. Their latest, the $5,000 Olive O6HD Music Server, is no exception. While it would be easy to dismiss such a high-t…
As a little background, KISS front man Gene Simmons has been making some waves lately with some statements regarding people that infringe his copyrights. It’s the sort of fire and brimstone rhetoric we’re used to hearing from RIAA executives, but with …
Removing some of the suckage from iTunes, Apple has begun informing music distributors that it’s increasing the length of some samples three-fold, CNet reports.
“We are pleased to let you know that we are preparing to increase the length of music previ…
It’s no surprise that Limewire is expecting hard times after being forced to shut down their p2p client. What is a bit surprising is their determination to move the company forward and make a place in the already crowded legal music service space. Acco…
Spotify wants to the set the record straight. No matter what you’ve read, the streaming music service isn’t about to become another notch in Apple’s acquisition belt, a Spotify spokesman said.
The rumor first began when TechCrunch reported an anonymous…