FBI Arrests Blogger Over Online Music Sharing (InformationWeek)
Los Angeles music blogger Kevin Cogill is accused of releasing Guns N' Roses songs online before their commercial release.
Pitchfork.tv Seeks NYC Producer/Editor, Interns (Pitchfork)
Pitchfork.tv is kicking off its fall season with... job postings! The newly launched online music video channel is looking to let a variety of hard-working, dedicated people into its life. If one of the following openings sounds like an ideal future to you, please send a cover letter, resume, and (where applicable) demo reel by Sunday, September 7 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern to: jobs at ...
BBC Worldwide plans ad-supported music service (Mad.co.uk)
BBC Worldwide plans to launch an ad-supported online music service to give users access to the BBC's archive of music content.
The Code Returns (Jackson Free Press)
Fondren Radio's Daniel Guaqueta and the guys at The Code, an online music broadcast featuring Southern artists, just released their fifth episode. The new show features Jackson's own Red Hill City, N.T. Bullock, and Bear Colony. Check it out.
Apple's iTunes available again in China (UPI)
BEIJING, Aug. 26 (UPI) -- Apple's iTunes online music store was available Tuesday in China after apparently being blocked by the government, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
China lifts iTunes block but for Tibet album (San Francisco Chronicle)
Apple Inc.'s iTunes online music store is back up and running again in China after it was apparently blocked last week by local authorities. However, the Web page for downloading a pro-Tibet album, which is suspected of prompting the crackdown, remains...
China lifts iTunes block but for Tibet album (Phayul)
August 26 - Apple Inc.'s iTunes online music store is back up and running again in China after it was apparently blocked last week by local authorities.
China pardons iTunes (but not Sting) (The Register)
Music store returns - minus 'Songs for Tibet' The People's Republic has pardoned iTunes after access to the online music store was apparently blocked in reaction to selling a new Tibet-themed album during the Olympic games.…
Apple's iTunes available again in China (Moldova.org)
Apple's iTunes online music store was available Tuesday in China after apparently being blocked by the government, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. The newspaper said Chinese users had trouble accessing iTunes last week after the album Songs for Tibet, featuring songs by Sting, Dave Matthews and Alanis Morrisette, became available for downloading. The album, released by the Art of Peace ...
Pitchfork enjoys Truckasauras' "Tea Parties" (Seattle Times)
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