BTS is one of the most famous boy bands in the music industry. Originally a hip-hop group that later evolved into varied music genres; the seven-member band has broken numerous music records and even some Guinness World Records.The bands...
Anyone who hasn’t heard about the raging boy band called “BTS” must be living under a rock. This successful band is reigning worldwide and has seven members namely RM, Jin, J-Hope, V, Suga, Jungkook, and Jimin.
In just six years,...
Hacker Rui Pinto, 30, has been indicted for 147 criminal offences following his arrest in Hungary last January. Pinto was nabbed for leaking sensitive documents related to the dirty practices in the soccer industry. Portugal’s national prosecutor as charged...
In the case, Capitol Records, LLC vs ReDigi Inc, federal judge Richard Sullivan has ruled that individuals do not have the right to resell digital music files that they have legally purchased. In this particular case, ReDigi was attempting...
Shout Out Louds, a Swedish indie band, has developed a new format for its latest single, a record made out of ice that can be played on a regular record player.
Amazon has introduced a new service, where if you buy a physical CD, a digital version will become available to you too.
Finnish anti-piracy group CIAPC seizes child's laptop
Judge makes landmark decision regarding Internet Protocol (IP) address evidence.
Sony Music Entertainment Japan has announced that it will release Blu-spec CDs in December.
A US Court is set to make what could be a landmark decision in relation to the reselling of digital music.
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Most of the Japanese record companies have decided to remove DRM from their digital music downloads. A decision likely made to stimulate the shrinking digital download market in Japan
For the first time, revenue from music download/subscription sales has overtaken physical media in the first three months of 2012. While individual song download sales have overtaken CD singles for many years, album sales including box sets continued to sell better than as downloads up until now.
Audio-Technica has launched its latest flagship noise-cancelling headphones range, the ATH-ANC9 QuietPoint. Its new features includes a choice of three user-selectable noise-cancellation settings, an inline microphone and a controller for answering phone calls and controlling music playback, such as next/previous track.
Terrestrial radio introduced our parents to Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones. In the 80s and 90s, MTV videos nearly killed the radio star. Now, flexible, tailor-made online music services have quickly become the next big thing for listeners tired of the sound of Big Music dragging its feet toward innovation. According to The NPD Group, free online music services like Spotify and Pandora are more popular than ever -- even among the traditionally tech-resilient older demographic. But that doesn't mean users are throwing money at the model.
It looks as if Grooveshark is finally done. The final record label that was still supporting Groovshark, EMI, has finally pulled support for the service. With all four major record labels having now removed their support for Grooveshark, the service is doomed.
