Face the Music, It’s Time To Fix Licensing
Music Subscriptions: This segment is dominated by Rhapsody and Napster. Neither is solely a music subscription service, but that’s what both are best known for. At any rate, neither is profitable. RealNetworks’ music business lost $1.9 ...

SHIFT: How the music industry is destroying Internet radio
It's still around, and after years of being an also-ran in the digital-media arena, it's recently started to offer some services worth listening to and could, God willing, completely reinvigorate the music industry. ...

Logitech Squeezebox Boom wireless network music player
Logitech have introduced the Squeezebox Boom, in effect the company’s Squeezebox network music player with built-in amplification and speakers. Setup is straightforward - plug into the mains, enter your WiFi password - and then you have ...

Fall Music Preview
For music fans, fall is exciting for two reasons: The concert scene moves back indoors to clubs, theaters and arenas, where the sound and surroundings are always preferable to those at outdoor sheds and big summer festivals, ...

Philips entertains your home with new Network Music Players ...
On the audio front, Philips just launched a pair of Network Music Players, the NP2500 and the NP2900. They're color-screened followups to January's monochrome NP1100, and the NP2500 does audio out (including coaxial digital audio) just ...

Nintendo introduces Wii Music's instruments one at a time
On the Japanese Wii Music website, Nintendo has begun a series of videos called "Today's Musical Instrument," which depicts an instrument both in its for-real form and as it will appear in Wii Music. The first video features the ...

Wii Music Japanese Ad Onslaught START [Clips]
Here is the first Wii Music TV spot for Japan. Ladies and gents, we present the marimba. We imagine that there will be more, many more. It won't stop, you know. Never. Wii Music 'Today's Musical Instrument' #1 [Balance Board Blog]