Music Industry Group Fires Back at Apple

08 Feb, 2007, 12:50 pm IST AP

Music industry suggests that Apple open up its anti-piracy technology, Fairplay, to rivals. More

Sony Music Added to Apple's Cloud Music Service

20 May, 2011, 4:01 pm IST Aaron Almeida Web services

After Warner Music Group and EMI, Apple reportedly signs Sony Music to their service. More

Warner Music's Ownership Changes Hands

09 May, 2011, 1:42 pm IST Anuradha Shetty General

Warner Music has been sold to the Russian tycoon, Len Blavatnik for $3.3 billion. More

EMI Music Agrees to Video Licensing Pact

17 Nov, 2006, 11:00 am IST AP Windows

EMI Music has agreed to license music videos by its slate of recording artists to an online video portal and on-demand cable service operated by Gotuit Media Corp., the companies said Thursday. More

RIM could start BBM music as early as next week

19 Aug, 2011, 10:43 am IST Aaron Almeida BlackBerry

Research in Motion has seen its fair share of problems over the last few years. This is due to the drop in sales of their BlackBerry handsets with Apple and More

YouTube Misses Deadline for Anti- Piracy Tool

02 Jan, 2007, 6:05 pm IST Priyanka Pradhan Services

YouTube fails to meet the deadline for building its anti piracy tool, spelling trouble for parent company, Google. More

LimeWire Pays $12 Million To Warner Music, $93 Million to go

06 Aug, 2011, 12:13 pm IST Roydon Cerejo Services

No matter how hard you try and deny it, we’ve all downloaded something from LimeWire at some point in our lives and why not, it was one of the most popular P2P file sharing programs till last year, when it shut down due to a court order. More

Verizon Wireless to Feature YouTube Videos

29 Nov, 2006, 3:31 pm IST AP Services

YouTube videos will be viewable on cell phones for the first time under a deal with Verizon Wireless, which will also allow users to upload videos shot with their camera phones. More

YouTube Signs Partnership With Warner Music

18 Sep, 2006, 11:00 am IST Reuters Services

Music videos from artists like Madonna, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Sean Paul will be legally available for the first time on YouTube. More