Pedant In a Big Box: Part Five

Sep 1, 2004, By Oliver Masciarotte

columnist Oliver Masciarotte once again scours his audio data dictionary to come up with another round of today's top IT terms as they apply to the audio...

Notes From the Net

Aug 1, 2004, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

iTunes Crosses the Atlantic On June 15, Apple launched its iTunes Music Store in the UK, France and Germany, providing music fans with the same online...

Pedant In a Big Box: Part 3

Jul 1, 2004, By Oliver Masciarotte

In March 2004, Mix introduced its IT glossary for pro audio folks. The data dictionary continues this month. Italicized words were defined in past glossaries,...

Notes From the Net

Jul 1, 2004, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

Loudeye Offers Indie Tracks Loudeye's IndieSource, an extension of its music label program, licenses hundreds of thousands of indie music tracks to companies...

Pedant In a Big Box: Part Deux

Jun 1, 2004, By Oliver Masciarotte

In March 2004, Mix introduced its IT glossary for pro audio folks. The data dictionary continues this month with more tech talk than you can shake an...

Notes From the Net

Jun 1, 2004

Virgin Hooks Up With MusicNet Virgin Digital has partnered with digital music provider MusicNet to bring a digital download store and subscription music...

Notes From the Net

May 1, 2004, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

Download Me a River
iRiver's iHP-120 is a 20-gig (10- and 40-gig models available) portable MP3 player that allows users to record MP3s or uncompressed .WAV files through either an analog line-in or a digital optical line-in, as well as a built-in mic and FM tuner....

The New Means of Production

May 1, 2004, George Petersen Editorial Director

Last May, Mix presented What Can Save the Music Industry, a highly read and talked-about themed issue that rocked the audio community. A year later, we're...

Notes From the Net

Feb 1, 2004, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

LOUDEYE, MICROSOFT LEND A HAND
Digital music services provider Loudeye and Microsoft will collaborate on handling the infrastructure and distribution of online music services branded by other companies that are looking to sell songs online....

Notes From the Net

Jan 1, 2004, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

DELL DIGITAL MUSIC SYNCS WITH MUSICMATCH
Dell's newly introduced Digital Jukebox (Dell DJ) music player — powered by Musicmatch software — will be available through the Dell Music Store (www.dell4me.com/music)....

Notes From the Net

Nov 1, 2003, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

Take It to the Net UK garage hip hop artists The Streets will release a of previously unreleased tracks and remixes that are available exclusively to...

Notes From the Net

Oct 1, 2003, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

ARE YOU WANTED? The Electronic Frontier Foundation has set up an online Subpoena Database where you can enter in a username or IP address and find out...

Downloading Has Its Price

Oct 1, 2003, By Blair Jackson

Can I please see a show of hands, Mix readers, of how many of you have downloaded and/or “shared” files from sites such as KaZaA, Grokster, Morpheus?...

Notes From the Net

Sep 1, 2003, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

Apple's iTunes Nabs 'League of Extraordinary Gentlemen' Soundtrack; BuyMusic.com Launches...

Notes From the Net

Aug 1, 2003, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

WHERE'S WILLIE?

Columbia/Legacy recording artist Willie Nelson parked the bus at SIRIUS satellite radio in New York City to do an exclusive interview with SIRIUS host Lee Arnold....

A Fine Mess

May 1, 2003, BY BLAIR JACKSON

There must be some way out of here, said the joker to the thief There's too much confusion, I can't get no relief Bob Dylan, All Along the Watchtower...

The Kids Are All Right

May 1, 2003, BY PAUL D. LEHRMAN

When I was in high school, I loved to write incendiary satirical articles for the school paper about then-fashionable topics like war, racism, drugs and...

Paying to Play

May 1, 2003, BY SARAH JONES AND SARAH BENZULY

To combat free file-sharing, record labels are introducing their own sites so browsers can pay for online music delivery....

Getting Noticed

May 1, 2003, BY MAUREEN DRONEY

Fresh talent is what keeps the music industry vital and, ultimately, profitable. The paradox? There's more and more music being made, but fewer and fewer traditional ways for it to gain attention....

Radio! Radio!

May 1, 2003, BY RICK CLARK

In the late '70s, radio began to look like a buy for investors and large companies, and soon, it's spirit seemed to suffocate under the crush of tight programming, interchangeable DJs and self-amused morning crews....

Record Label Remedy

May 1, 2003, BY PAUL VERNA

The well-publicized troubles in the music industry have claimed many victims: artists, producers, broadcasters, club owners, publishers, studio owners, etc....

L.A. Grapevine

Apr 1, 2003, by Maureen Droney

Hollywood's Paramount Studios has been hosting a series of Sessions@AOL live performance and interview videos that are Webcast for America Online users....

Hacking and Hijacking

Mar 1, 2003, BY PAUL D. LEHRMAN

The most dangerous man in the music business is on his third, or maybe his fourth, company. He's been selling audio software on the Internet since he...

Sirius About Production

Mar 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY

SIRIUS satellite radio service has formed WAGS Recordings (Working Artist Group at SIRIUS), a program designed to gather unsigned artists and expose them...

The OS X Files

Feb 1, 2003, BY PAUL D. LEHRMAN

Computer companies rarely make audio or music hardware. There have been exceptions: If you've been around a while, you may recall that Atari included...