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01/08/2009 12:51 PM
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Parton, Smith picked for Gospel Music Hall of Fame (AP via Yahoo! News)
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Dolly Parton, Michael W. Smith, Dr. Bobby Jones, the Dixie Hummingbirds and producer Lari Goss will be inducted into the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame next month.
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01/08/2009 07:39 AM
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CES: SanDisk unveils memory card-based music player (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
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SanDisk Corp unveiled a portable digital music system based on memory cards preloaded with songs, signaling a shift in its strategy to compete against the iPod.
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01/08/2009 06:23 AM
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Music & games retailer Zavvi to close 22 stores (AP via Yahoo! News)
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British music and entertainment retailer Zavvi will immediately close 22 stores and cut 178 jobs, the collapsed company's administrators said Thursday.
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01/08/2009 01:08 PM
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At CES, Music Gadgets To Groove By (NPR)
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Music is in the air at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Companies have developed a range of gadgets for your ears and your eyes to make listening to music and talking on the phone as easy as pushing a button.
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01/08/2009 11:06 AM
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Boxee plugs into Joost, MTV Music, Apple TV (CNET)
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Media application gets plug-ins for Joost and MTV Music. In addition, its Mac and Linux alpha versions are being opened up to the public, and its Windows alpha is being expanded.
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01/08/2009 09:23 AM
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Music, TV, plays and books that bring us to tears (Chicago Tribune)
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Beyond 'Marley'—music, art, TV, plays and books that bring us to tears Sad sells.
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01/07/2009 06:29 PM
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Will iTunes Changes Hurt Competing Music Sellers? (New York Times)
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Apple’s announcement on Tuesday that it would drop anticopying measures from all of the music in its iTunes store is likely to shake up the digital music business in more ways than one.
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01/08/2009 01:11 PM
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In Music Industry Shift, iTunes Drops Copy Restrictions, Changes Prices (The Online NewsHour)
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Apple has announced its plans to make music available through iTunes without copying restrictions and rolled out a new three-tiered pricing system for individual songs. A reporter discusses the implications of the changes for the music industry.
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01/08/2009 05:16 PM
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Canadians continue to buy more music, but album sales still sputter (Jam! Showbiz)
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While Canadians bought more music in 2008, they weren't buying albums.
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01/08/2009 01:55 PM
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Microsoft's Songsmith makes music using PC (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
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Sing a song into your PC and Microsoft will help you make music. That's the premise behind Songsmith, song-writing software Microsoft is releasing at the Consumer Electronics Show.
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