Stories about: EMusic

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    The Orchard secures distribution rights to Sony/ATV's catalogue 07/08/2008 16:43:41

    A partner of a Swish Group (ASX:SWG) subsidiary has secured marketing and distribution rights to the entire catalogue of Sony/ATV Music Publishing's master recordings.
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    9 legitimate Music Sharing Websites 15/04/2008 16:56:54

    A collaboration of some great music sharing websites
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    eMusic.com music-sharing site 09/04/2008 10:59:34

    Digital music store eMusic specialises in songs outside the mainstream
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    iRiver Clix 2nd Generation 29/03/2008 09:00:53

    The small, sleek iRiver Clix 2nd Generation has pretty much everything you'd want in a flash-based media player, starting with a beautiful, easy-to-read display and good controls.
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    'DVD Jon' offers beta version of content sharing tool 19/02/2008 14:33:11

    After cracking the encryption system that protected DVDs in order to play the discs he had bought on a PC running Linux, Jon Lech Johansen has his sights set on liberating other audiovisual content from the format in which it is sold.
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    Sony-BMG to sell DRM-free music downloads through stores 08/01/2008 11:07:47

    Sony BMG Music Entertainment will crack open the door to its music vaults on Jan. 15, taking the DRM copy-prevention wrapper off a limited selection of downloadable tracks.
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    Warner to offer music via Amazon without DRM 31/12/2007 10:44:27

    Amazon.com has added songs from Warner Music Group to the range it sells as MP3 files without DRM (digital rights management), the companies said.
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    First Look: Storage the main game with 160GB Apple iPod Classic 11/09/2007 19:00:00

    Is this the final stage of refinement for the hard-drive-based media player Apple now calls the iPod Classic? Judging by the tiny changes in this sixth generation, it very well could be. This latest update is all about capacity, with the 30GB model jumping to 80GB, and the flagship 80GB model leaping to a whopping 160GB.
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    MTV, RealNetworks tie music ventures in new company 22/08/2007 08:30:17

    RealNetworks and MTV Networks have formed a new company that will combine their online music services and have an exclusive deal with Verizon Wireless to be the platform for its wireless music service. The companies are joining forces to compete with Apple's enormously successful iTunes online music service.
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    Wal-Mart debuts low-priced DRM-free tunes 21/08/2007 17:34:36

    Wal-Mart's music download site joins iTunes and others today and now sells digital music downloads with no anticopying software. Wal-Mart DRM-free tracks will be from Universal and EMI Music. Prices start at 94 cents per track and US$9.22 per album. That's roughly 27 percent cheaper than Apple sells its EMI DRM-Free songs for. A single DRM-free EMI track from iTunes runs $1.29 via iTunes Plus.
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    AT&T Mobile launches mobile music service 31/07/2007 20:24:06

    AT&T Inc. made its first foray into over-the-air music downloads in a deal with independent music seller eMusic.com Inc. that excludes iPhone users.
 
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