Digital is changing our tunes
Just as the way many people read newspapers is changing, so too is the way people are able to listen to and obtain music. The digital explosion of devices and applications is also creating issues to debate.[...]
FoodProductionDaily.com goes mobile
Now you can enjoy the convenience of accessing your favourite business-to-business food website anywhere and at anytime without the need to use your laptop or desktop computer. The content has now been optimized for mobile phone use so its easy to read on a small screen.
Mossberg: Samsung Galaxy phones are worthy iPhone rivals, except for
Samsung, has begun rolling out an impressive new line of iPhone competitors...
Rights group tears into Ofcom
THE INQUIRER Copyright theft code flawed
Downsized Parameters Mean Upsized Productivity for Business Broadband Users
Revolutionary business communications provider Jomble has come up with an extraordinary sounding way to improve its service: by restricting the number of users on its network. That sounds a little weird businesses, after all, need customers, so why turn them away? until one considers the nature of the business broadband business: its problems, mainly, and the ways in which they traditionally ...
Songgy.net Celebrates One Year Providing Free Music Downloads and Streaming Movies in Both English and Hindi
Premier Internet destination for music and movies in two languages marks a successful first year.
Guy rocks in ARIA Chart Awards
SOUTH Aussie singer Guy Sebastian has been honoured at the ARIA No 1 Chart Awards for having the highest selling single of the decade.
SC study group gives sales tax increase initial OK
South Carolina consumers would pay sales taxes again on groceries and start paying taxes on Internet music downloads, prescription drugs, electricity, water and a range of other items under a proposal that won initial approval Tuesday by a tax overhaul panel.
Aussie chart-toppers celebrate hits
POWDERFINGER, Hilltop Hoods and Eskimo Joe were among a host of Australian music acts recognised for their chart-topping success.
Aussie artists recognised for number one hits
Powderfinger, Hilltop Hoods and Eskimo Joe were among a host of Australian music acts recognised for their chart-topping success at an Australian Recording Industry Association event in Sydney.
