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Distributor Vital: PIAS represent a huge number of independent record labels both in the US and Europe. Their digital arm has just signed a deal with Apple to start providing music videos for sale through the iTunes Music Store.Just to give you an idea of the sort of artists this will mean coming to the iTunes Music Store, here's a very short list of some highlights: Oasis, Roots Manuva, Lady Sovereign, Idlewild, Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys, Death in Vegas, Sigur Ros, Roni Size, UNKLE, Teenage Fanclub, Soulwax, Jurassic 5, Amp Fiddler, Evan Dando and Royskopp. [Via MacWorld] |
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The BPI is the British record industry's trade association. Their 2005 sales figures, released today, show a massive increase in the sales of legal music downloads in the UK, as part of what has been one of the British record industry's highest-selling years to date.The total number of legal music downloads in the UK for 2005 was 26.4 million, an increase of 357.3% from 2004. In the final week of 2005, between Christmas and New Year, music download sales broke the magic million-per-week mark for the first time. Sales of physical compilation albums are down 15.7% however and the BPI's chairman Peter Jamieson is blaming that squarely on digital music consumers. It seems the mass adoption of CD burners in home computers and the habit of consumers burning their own compilation CDs from their digital music collections is set to be the record industry's new bugbear. |
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![]() Bluetake introduces their newest product yet, the iPhono BT420EX Bluetooth Hi-Fi Sports Headphone kit. These things look slick and have a 5ā??10 meter range (in open spaces.) Even while listening to music it has an Auto-switching capability allowing you to make or receive phone calls whilst paired with a mobile phone. Here are some more specifications: General Radio Bluetooth Class 2, up to 5~10 meters (in open space) (The maximum operating range depends on the paired phone model, battery power, and environmental factors.) Carrier Frequency 2.402~2.480GHZ Data Rate: 1 Mbps Speaker Listening Time / Talking Time Dimensions Weight LED Indicator Status |
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myirock.com has announced their newest product yet, the irock! Theater Sound (Model 1051) 5.1 Surround Sound Headphones. With six speakers each nestled in their own individual sound chamber, this is sure to be the next big thing for headphones, especially with a price of $49.99. Additionally, there is no special sound card required as these beauties use a USB plug. Features of these headphones include: ā?¢ Compact, lightweight unit ā?¢ Extremely lightweight, comfortable, and collapsible ā?¢ 5.1 virtual surround sound with PC or Mac via USB port ā?¢ Six speakers create incredible 3D sound ā?¢ Easy to adjust volume for each speaker ā?¢ Power-on LED indicator ā?¢ USB version 2.0 full speed compliant ā?¢ Equalizer offers simulated effects such as Jazz, Rock, Rap, Dance, and Vocal ā?¢ Xear 3Dā?¢ driver software offers 3D sound configuration ā?¢ Supports Master volume, Subwoofer effects, and Mute control ā?¢ Support for MicrosoftĀ® DirectSoundĀ® and DirectSound 3DĀ® audio technology ā?¢ Supports EAXĀ® 1.0 and 2.0 ā?¢ Supports A3D |
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![]() AppleĀ® today launched its revolutionary iTunesĀ® Music Store in Japan, giving music fans the same innovative features, breakthrough pricing, seamless integration with iPodĀ® and groundbreaking personal use rights that have made iTunes the number one online music service in the world. With one million songs priced at just Ā„150 and Ā„200 per song, plus Appleā??s legendary ease of use and pioneering features such as built-in support for Podcasting, the iTunes Music Store in Japan is the best way for MacĀ® and PC users to legally discover, purchase and download music online. The iTunes Music Store is the number one online music store with over 500 million songs purchased and downloaded worldwide, and works seamlessly with iPod, the worldā??s most popular digital music player with over 21 million sold. ā??iTunes and iPod are leading the digital music revolution,ā? said Steve Jobs, Appleā??s CEO. ā??We are thrilled to be bringing the iTunes Music Store to Japan, and hope music fans here love it as much as others around the world do.ā? The iTunes Music Store in Japan debuts with local favorites including iTunes Originals from globe and Ulfuls, exclusives from Def Tech, Crazy Ken Band, Chara, Little Creatures, Chie Ayado and The Complete Bā??z digital box set. Other iTunes exclusives released today include music from international artists such as U2, Jack Johnson and Bj�rk, and over 10,000 audiobooks are available, including works by Japanese authors. |
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Source: Macnn
The University of Washington was offered a signficant discount as part of the details revealed in its online music deal with Dell and Napster, which would "force-feed" students the Napster music service and leave owners of the most popular MP3 player, the iPod, to buy their music elsewhere, according to The Register. Supported by public funds, the university was forced to release the financial details of the agreement, which revealed that UW will pay Napster $24,000 for 8 months of service, about $2 per student for 1,500 students--much less than the typical charge of $10-$15 per month. In addition, Dell will contribute $24,000 for another 1,500 kids as well as offer $53,000 |
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Source: LATimes
![]() Legal music downloads in America and much of Europe more than tripled in the first half of 2005, according to a report released Thursday by the international recording industry. Read more in our forums. |
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