Recession takes a bite out of Apple, PCs also wobble.

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Nearly one in ten people in the UK downloaded music last year.

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Bullish Walkman dons reckon they’ve got what it takes to oust the iPod Touch.

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Hugely popular music streaming site offers MP3 and playlist downloads

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Another one falls. Vodafone have announced that they are switching their music catalogue from Universal Music, Sony Music and EMI away from DRM-protected music to MP3 format. This makes Vodafone the first global mobile operator to do it. Not only will these tracks but DRM-free in the future, but people who have bought DRMd tracks [...]

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Remix culture has just found its latest incarnation. Kutiman, a member of a collective called bacon oppenheim, has taken music videos found on YouTube and blended the audio and used the visuals to create individual versions of tracks – essentially using YouTube as a box of samples to pick from to create some great tunes.

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Naughty Brits helping themselves to fistfuls of free sounds online.

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New service offers web based ‘glanceable information’ service for radio listeners

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If you haven’t heard, mxiwit, the great Web service that lets people create their own online mixtape, complete with a player that looks like a real old compact cassette tape with rotating reels, is closing, describing their situation as being “between a rock and a hard place.” There’s two pieces of good news to add [...]

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For a long time, one option for the music business to save themselves has been to offer an ‘all you can eat’ option for music – pay a monthly fee and listen to all of the music you fancy.

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