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Apple Nixes Bar's 'iPod Monday'

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-09 20:24 by Bob 0

Des Moines, Iowa, residents may have one less place to flaunt their iPods and musical tastes now that the downtown bar, the Lift, has been told by Apple to stop calling its popular weekly social event iPod Monday. iPod Monday gives bar patrons the opportunity to share their musical tastes through the songs on their iPods.

Apple Nixes Bar's 'iPod Monday'

Bar Must Rename 'iPod Monday' Powwows

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-09 19:24 by Bob 0

Des Moines, Iowa, residents may have one less place to flaunt their iPods and musical tastes now that the downtown bar, the Lift, has been told by Apple to stop calling its popular weekly social event iPod Monday. iPod Monday gives bar patrons the opportunity to share their musical tastes through the songs on their iPods.

Bar Must Rename 'iPod Monday' Powwows

Apple, Ticketmaster to Offer Free iTunes Downloads

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-09 17:24 by Bob 0

Ticketmaster, the West Hollywood, Calif., event ticket seller, teamed with iTunes to offer free downloads with concert tickets bought on Ticketmaster.com. In return, when people preorder certain digital albums on iTunes, they can buy the artists' concert tickets on Ticketmaster.com before they are available to the general public.

Apple, Ticketmaster to Offer Free iTunes Downloads

Pundits take sides in DRM battle as responses to Jobs fly

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-09 16:24 by Bob 0

A call by Apple frontman Steve Jobs for a ceasefire in the DRM wars has only escalated the fight, with each side taking its own share of potshots -- including a shot in the dark by the RIAA.

Tuesday's provocative open letter by Jobs has touched a ...

Pundits take sides in DRM battle as responses to Jobs fly

Jobs on DRM: Valid Message, Vague Motive

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-09 13:24 by Bob 0

Part of Steve Jobs' genius as an entrepreneur is that he is also a brilliant showman. Somehow or other, he always manages to be on the side of the angels. It should therefore come as little surprise to see the Apple chief executive wading into the music download debate to champion the consumer-friendly cause of open-access systems.

Jobs on DRM: Valid Message, Vague Motive

Briefly: Apple TV and gaming; Piles; Apple VP Johnson adds to fortune

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-09 00:24 by Bob 0

The creator of Xbox Live Arcade, now employed by one of Apple's gaming allies, says Apple TV is a future platform for the casual gaming market. Meanwhile, Apple is still sorting through a potential piles interface for Mac OS X. And would you know i...

Briefly: Apple TV and gaming; Piles; Apple VP Johnson adds to fortune

Apple TV A Gaming Platform

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 23:24 by Bob 0

In a recent interview with Wired, Greg Canessa, the ex-General Manager of XBox Live Arcade, and now Vice President of video game platforms at PopCap games indicates that his role at PopCap will be to help proliferate their games onto multiple platfor...

Apple TV A Gaming Platform

NY Senator Wants iPods Out of Crosswalks

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 22:24 by Bob 0

New York pedestrians could find themselves on the wrong side of the law just for crossing the street while chatting on a cell phone or listening to an iPod if state Senator Carl Kruger gets his way. The New York lawmaker plans to introduce legislation to make it illegal to use portable electronic devices such as a BlackBerry or PlayStation Portable game console while crossing the street.

NY Senator Wants iPods Out of Crosswalks

Jobs' DRM Comments Reignite Antipiracy Controversy

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 21:24 by Bob 0

In response to Tuesday's open letter from Apple CEO Steve Jobs calling for major record labels to stop requiring digital rights management technology on music sold online, the Recording Industry Association of America is now calling on Apple to license the antipiracy technology it uses to protect music it sells online.

Jobs' DRM Comments Reignite Antipiracy Controversy

Briefly: Apple may see $3 of added profit on each nano this quarter

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 20:24 by Bob 0

Gross margins for Apple's second fiscal quarter ending March should once see help from tumbling commodity pricing, particularly NAND flash memory.

According to a research report released by Pacific Crest analyst Andy Hargreaves this week, NAND fla...

Briefly: Apple may see $3 of added profit on each nano this quarter

Glass-adorned Apple Store Sydney revealed (images)

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 20:24 by Bob 0

Apple's design proposal for its first retail store in Australia includes three floors at the base of Sydney sky-rise building in the spectacular maritime setting of the King Street Wharf.

The project, at the corner of King and George streets, is e...

Glass-adorned Apple Store Sydney revealed (images)

Apple's Deal With Band May Lead to 2nd Beatlemania

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 18:24 by Bob 0

Beatlemania could sweep the charts again later this year -- with every song in the top 10 from the Fab Four. Bookmakers in England are offering odds of just 10-to-1 that the entire top 10 will be made up of Beatles songs when they are released to download via Internet sites such as iTunes for the first time.

Apple's Deal With Band May Lead to 2nd Beatlemania

Goldman bumps Apple from Conviction Buy list

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 16:24 by Bob 0

Goldman Sachs on Thursday dropped Apple from its Conviction Buy list, citing the potential for negative speculation in the months leading up to the company's June iPhone launch.

We are removing Apple from our Conviction Buy list but leaving it as...

Goldman bumps Apple from Conviction Buy list

Class Podcasts: Bolstering Courses or Cutting Attendance

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 13:24 by Bob 0

In the low-tech 1980s -- when Apple was foremost a fruit and iPod just a jumble of letters -- Scott Sailor cruised to college classes with a portable tape recorder playing on the seat of his classic white Mustang. Over and over, he listened to minicassettes he had made of his chemistry professor's lectures.

Class Podcasts: Bolstering Courses or Cutting Attendance

Apple Moving to All Flash-based iPods

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 04:24 by Bob 0

As reported by Appleinsider, Prudential analyst Jesse Tortora claims that Apple may be moving to an all Flash based iPod line.

Apple Moving to All Flash-based iPods

NY Bill Would Ban iPods in Crosswalks

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-08 00:24 by Bob 0

Walk, jog or bicycle across a New York street with an iPod plugged in your ears and you could get slapped with a $100 ticket under a new law proposed by a legislator from Brooklyn. State Sen. Carl Kruger's bill would also outlaw the use of cell phones, BlackBerries, video games or other electronic devices when crossing the street.

NY Bill Would Ban iPods in Crosswalks

Apple may ax next-gen HDD iPod in favor of all-flash models

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-07 22:24 by Bob 0

Apple Inc. may begin transitioning its flagship iPod models away from hard disk drive (HDD)-based storage and towards solid-state NAND flash memory by the end of year.

According to an IT Hardware report from Prudential Equity Group analyst Jesse...

Apple may ax next-gen HDD iPod in favor of all-flash models

Jobs Advocates DRM-Free Music

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-07 20:24 by Bob 0

The vow Tuesday by Apple CEO Steve Jobs -- that he would willingly remove copyright protection from songs sold at his company's iTunes store -- was cheered by those who've been arguing that digital rights management systems are a failure. Advocates for music-sharing freedom said they expect music labels will eventually abandon the practice.

Jobs Advocates DRM-Free Music

New York may ban iPods while crossing city streets

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-07 19:24 by Bob 0

New Yorkers who heedlessly cross city streets while listening to their Apple iPod or fumbling with other electronics devices, such as cell phones, may soon face a hefty fine from the city.

According to both NBC and the Associated Press, New York S...

New York may ban iPods while crossing city streets

Analyst: iPod Would Thrive in World Without DRM

Apple 10282 Published 2007-02-07 18:24 by Bob 0

Steve Jobs's open letter against DRM blames the recording labels for the copy protection embedded in digital music tracks. Should the labels ever agree to distribute online music without copy protection, that would translate into a win for the iPod, according to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster. The open letter is generally assumed to be a response to copy-protection demands from European countries.

Analyst: iPod Would Thrive in World Without DRM