If you don’t enjoy our packages - and think the teasers are missing vocals - why not pop by a Creative Commons reference site. You’ll find loads of legal and nice music for your listening pleasure…
That was the CC excuse for posting this … what is indeed more interesting is a recent blog entry and [...]

Okay. They blew the launch. They’ve even misrepresented the big labels… But it’s fixable.
What is really annoying, is that the idiots haven’t come out from hiding… at the very least updated their website.
Transparency is needed. Tell the story. But hiding is becoming somewhat trendy when making mistakes… At least they have some 30 million to [...]

A digg post states:
“Qtrax is NOT just another P2P network, it provides a complete system for finding and downloading music. The player provides access a web site filled with artist content, including Videos, Ringtones, Lyrics, Album Art, up to the minute artist news! Try finding THAT on any other P2P network. Even better – its [...]

But Overall Sales Down 10 Percent…
The sale of digital music globally hit $2.9 billion in 2007, up 40 percent from 2006. But, as we’ve seen in the U.S. alone, that was not enough to offset the 10 percent decline in overall music sales to 17.6 billion…
Music is still one of the biggest things. And so [...]

From the post: “In the past year the number of web sites linking to free downloads and streaming music has exploded, meaning there are more ways than ever to get your music fix. Today I’ll highlight the best web sites -and best search kung-fu-for finding free music online. We covered this territory over two years [...]

The RIAA has quickly become one of the most disliked organizations in the world. And now, they’ll be liked even less.read more | digg story

So why does the RIAA and MPAA focus so much of their time on college students? Sadly, it’s just another example of these organizations trying to vilify the easy target when the real violators roam free. read more | digg story

Creative Commons get semi-officially accepted by Danish Admin of Music Copyrights: KODA. A one year trail with only attribution-noncommercial ahead. One small step for mashers (one last step for dinosaurs!?)read more | digg story