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New Tennessee Music Download Bill Raises Questions (Bristol Herald Courier)

Gov. Phil Bredesen re-signed a law earlier this month targeting illegal music downloads on Tennessee college campuses. The bill is expected to cost the state $9.5 million the first year and $2 million every year after to pay for 22 new jobs to monitor student computer use. The law, which was approved unanimously by both the House and Senate back in March, has raised some questions, since Gov. ...

`Chinese Democracy' album: a 17-year evolution (AP via Yahoo! News)

When the last new Guns N' Roses album came out, there were no iPods or digital downloads. There was no "American Idol." No music blogs. No MySpace.

Hot New Music Buzz: Recording Artist Newcomer Ryan Pugal (PRWeb)

The latest Hot Pop Solo Male Recording Artist out of Honolulu, Hawaii. Ryan Pugal a Rising Indie Success with digital sales of over 10,000 downloads. Ryan Pugal taking over and making his name and music style known Worldwide. A Singer. Songwriter with critics raving and comparing him to pop icons like Michael Jackson and Prince. His current single is a Number One Hit and Ryan Is topping many ...

eMusic hits 250 million downloads (Macworld UK)

eMusic announced on Thursday that it has sold 250 million MP3 downloads since establishing its current subscription model in 2003. The number includes sales in the US, Canada and the EU, where eMusic service is available in 26 nations.

Japan's Music Downloads Rise 30 Percent in Q3 (PC World)

Legal Internet music downloads and revenues jumped in Q3 and cell phone song sales made up more than half the market for...

EMusic Hits 250 Million Downloads (PC World)

eMusic announced Thursday that it has sold 250 million MP3 downloads since establishing its current subscription model in...

Dear Steve Jobs: Set the music free (CNET)

Look around, Steve. iTunes is the last great refuge of DRM-laden downloads. Is this the image you want for Apple?

eMusic: A Quarter Billion MP3 Downloads Served (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)

eMusic, the world's largest retailer of independent music and the world's second-largest digital music service after iTunes, today announced that it has sold 250 million MP3 downloads since establishing its current subscription model in 2003. The major milestone comprises music downloads sold in the U.S., Canada and the E.U., where eMusic is available in 26 European nations.

Bredesen: No mixed signals on Tenn. downloads law (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

Gov. Phil Bredesen insists he wasn't broadcasting mixed signals when he hosted a ceremony last week to re-sign a law clamping down on illegal music downloads at Tennessee colleges and universities.

Blocked: ETSU ahead of curve in stopping illegal music downloads (Johnson City Press)

If you want some free music, don’t try to download it at East Tennessee State University. It probably won’t work, anyway. And if you attend school or work there, you’ll face disciplinary actions for trying it.