NAPSTER GOES MOBILE Napster Mobile's launch on au/KDDI’s network puts them at the fingertips of over 60 million mobile subscribers across Japan.   industry | wed, feb 14th, 2007	APPLE LOVES THE BEATLES Apple Inc. and The Beatles’ Apple Corps Ltd. Enter into New Agreement   industry | tue, feb 13th, 2007
INDIES STRIKE BACK WITH MERLIN With Merlin Indie labels can license their tracks in a one-stop-shopping concept to leading digital platforms such as Yahoo.   industry | sun, feb 11th, 2007	INTERNET VIDEO RULES RUMBLE An EU bid to make internet broadcasters subject to the same laws as traditional television is "seriously misguided", a House of Lords committee has said. industry | news.bbc.co.uk | sat, feb 10th, 2007
MOBILE GIANTS TO RIVAL GOOGLE? Europe's biggest telecoms groups are aiming to create a mobile phone search engine that could challenge Yahoo! and Google. industry | www.telegraph.co.uk | sat, feb 10th, 2007	100.000 ILLEGAL CLIPS? Viacom, the parent company of MTV, demands YouTube to remove more than 100,000 clips of its programming. industry | www.nytimes.com | wed, feb 07th, 2007
BROADCASTING = NOT DISTRIBUTING Judge rules in favor of record companies who disagreed with a radio station distributing music under a broadcasting license.   industry | tue, feb 06th, 2007	NEW ERA CINEMA? Instead of 'just' going to the movies, soon you might go and see a live stream of your favorite laptoprockers show on the silver screen. industry | www.theglobeandmail.com | mon, feb 05th, 2007
YOUTUBE REVENUE-SHARING YouTube is working on a revenue-sharing mechanism that would reward 'creativity'. industry | news.bbc.co.uk | thu, feb 01st, 2007	EMI FORMS CAPITOL MUSIC GROUP The company is merging its Capitol and Virgin labels to form The Capitol Music Group, a front line pop, rock and urban label group.   industry | wed, jan 31st, 2007
BACK TO THE CD FUTURE Within the digital world, the major music labels have stepped up efforts to innovate but can they give the CD a long-term future? industry | news.independent.co.uk | tue, jan 30th, 2007	NAPSTER BUYS AOL MUSIC Napster - Pay $10 per month and listen to any of the music in their library - aquires AOL's online Music NOw business. industry | www.techcrunch.com | tue, jan 30th, 2007
RIVALS ATTACK VISTA AS ILLEGAL IN EU A coalition of rivals charged on Friday that Microsoft's new Vista operating system will perpetuate practices found illegal in the EU. industry | news.com.com | mon, jan 29th, 2007	NO PROFITTO = LEGALE Italy's Highest Court has ruled in favor of allowing people to share and download over the internet so long as there is no financial gain involved. industry | www.zeropaid.com | sat, jan 27th, 2007
SNOCAP STORES AT REVERBNATION Innovative new online music community partners with digital music distribution powerhouse to fuel sales.   industry | wed, jan 24th, 2007	INTERNET CODE OF CONDUCT Technology companies talk with human rights and press freedom groups to protect free speech and privacy of Web users. industry | today.reuters.com | wed, jan 24th, 2007
GIGABEAT & URGE Toshiba announced it has formalized its relationship with MTV's URGE as a provider of digital content for their Gigabeat portable media players. industry | biz.yahoo.com | wed, jan 17th, 2007	DOWNLOADS LIFT MUSIC SALES IN 2006 Album sales dropped. Digital downloads helped give a slight lift to total US music sales in 2006. industry | www.cbc.ca | mon, jan 15th, 2007