Mac maker finally loosens up on song pricing in iTunes – yet it may do little to change consumer buying behavior.
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Once considered the source of industry problems, music downloads, free from usage restrictions, will re-emerge as music's sales star, according to a report.
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Free music site re-emerges but faces a much more competitive market than when first introduced in 2006.
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In the two months since the release of music-based videogame "Rock Band," players have purchased and downloaded more than 2.5 million additional songs made available after the game's initial distribution.
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British rock band's "In Rainbows" release scores its second No. 1 album on the U.S. pop charts with a release that was initially sold on the Internet under a voluntary payment model.
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The startup lets users legally listen to and download music for free, but limitations on those files mean its more web-based radio than iTunes slayer.
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Latecomers to Internet distribution, the English rockers plan to release their music catalogue online, available November 13.
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The digital music service is teaming up with TiVo to bring subscription-based on-demand streaming music into the living room directly from Internet connected digital video recorders.
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Online retail behemoth Amazon.com debuts an early rendition of its digital music download site, expected to be a rival to Apple’s iTunes.
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Vivendi, which condemned as "indecent" the contract terms between its Universal Music Group unit and Apple, is one of many large media companies trying to challenge Apple's grip on the digital entertainment market.
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Former drummer from the 1980s punk band, The Ramones, sued Apple, Wal-Mart and others for copyright infringement, claiming the companies lacked permission to sell downloads of six songs he wrote.
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World’s largest retailer is selling digital music tracks without copyright protection software, the latest sign that the Internet music market is turning away from digital rights management technology.
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VCs fund two music and video startups that democratize content.
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Startups see opportunities for combining digital music with social networks.
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Company blows past analysts’ expectations, posting 50 percent gain in iPod sales.
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Analysts, developers split on the merits of opening up Apple's slick new phone to third-party applications.
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On the heels of Apple’s iPhone intro, Cisco files a trademark suit.
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Patent Watch: Patent filing describes elements of music-playing cell phone.
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Oxy Systems debuts social network to deliver music wirelessly from users’ PCs.
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Social networking sight licenses Gracenote technology to protect copyrighted music.
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