Kiwis in the music business are not about to follow international music star Thom Yorke and yank their music from streaming site Spotify, but there is support for the Radiohead singer. Yorke, who also has solo side projects, this week pulled his solo music from the site, posting on Twitter that he was “standing up for our fellow musicians”
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iPhone 5G Preview is Too Good To Be True
The wait is over iPhone5G preview is here There were a lot of speculations over iPhone5 about how it was going to be so different from any iPhone we have ever seen and how it would change the world of communication but after waiting so long we just witnessed that there was only a small difference between […]
iPhone Fans: The Wait Is Over The New iPhone 5 is Now Available
“It’s almost like a festival,” one customer in Tokyo says about waiting in line for newest version of iPhone line, that has sold 244 million units since 2006. Those who pre-ordered the phone are disappointing still having to wait as shipping dates were pushed back. iPhone 5 goes on sale at 8 a.m. local time Friday. The Wait […]
iTunes is Borrowing Songs Not Selling Them
The 57-year-old actor is said to be considering legal action against Apple over his desire to leave his digital music collection to his daughters. Apple is making millions of dollars from iTunes which is an application that allows users to rent or purchase (at least that’s what we thought we were doing) songs, TV shows, books […]
Sean Kingston Get New Ink…. Marion Kart Action Scenes on Both Legs
Sean Kingston apparently loves Mario Kart. One would come to this conclusion after the singer tattooed a giant memorial to the video game on his arm, … and the pics are really awesome. Sean Kingston posted photos of his new art on Twitter showing his new suped-up Mario Kart inkjob in progress inside his L.A. home […]
Apple iPad Launch: Will Steve Jobs’ Magic Touch Return?
The Battle Over Music Piracy
Welcome to the University of iTunes
The wisdom of business professors, once only available to MBAs and business students, can now be accessed by anybody with an Internet connection. Hundreds of universities, and a growing number of business schools, are making recordings of lectures, seminars and conferences available to the general public via Web sites such as iTunes and YouTube
Q&A: Film director Bob Smeaton on remastered Beatles albums
Remastered versions of the Beatles catalogue will be released on Wednesday, giving listeners what the remaining members of “The Fab Four” say is the closest reproduction ever of how their music sounded in the studio. CNN’s Peter Wilkinson went to EMI’s legendary Abbey Road studios and spoke to Bob Smeaton, who directed the Grammy-award winning Anthology series on the Beatles, about a series of mini-documentaries that are included on each of the remastered albums.