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Digital music revolution moves step closer
News The move follows the detailed release last week of the SDMI (Secure Digital Music Initiative) specification for portable players. Despite the music industry's reluctant entry in the digital download space, president of global e-commerce at...
[July 21, 1999, 11:29]
DMC2: Digital Music Control 2
Downloads DMC2: Digital Music Control 2 is an ActiveX (or Object) that lets you add a sound system to your application or game. You can also play large WAV or MP3 in a stream, while at the same time playing any of the music modules files.
[August 11, 2000, 2:35]
Jesse Berst: Digital music will rule the world
News Jupiter Communications predicts only 3% of consumers will purchase downloaded digital music by 2003. The anti-piracy standard known as the Secure Digital Music Initiative is out to squeeze MP3. However, we shouldn't let that keep us from enjoying...
[July 9, 1999, 11:46]
Digital music focuses on fight over keys
News The major record labels have vowed to drag their feet over the digital distribution of music until there is a technological solution to rampant file swapping. The vast majority of digital music is still found in the unprotected MP3 format rather...
[June 25, 2001, 12:49]
Digital music awaits new wave of Rios
News Baker predicts that once these issues surrounding digital music -- MP3, Windows Media Audio and RealPlayer files and the like -- are cleared up, it could account for as much as 80 percent of the music industry within five years.
[May 5, 2000, 8:33]
Facing the (digital) music
News In the US today, Diamond will release its portable digital music player, Rio PMP300, the first device from a major hardware maker that can play music downloaded from the Internet. The Rio promises to turn the music industry on its ear and...
[November 23, 1998, 9:38]
Digital music a hit with kids
News But several companies are working on devices that use the popular MP3 digital music format. Several companies were showing off devices that allowed kids to download music clips off the Internet and then carry them around or digitally morph them.
[February 15, 2000, 10:01]
Dell to sell S3 digital music device
News Dell is to take the plunge into the digital music market this summer with an MP3 player co-marketed with S3. The Dell Digital Audio Receiver is designed to make it easy for all of these things to work together so our customers can enjoy their...
[June 21, 2000, 11:51]
ARM launches digital-music product
News UK chip designer ARM Holdings is getting into the music business with a new line of Secure Digital Audio product solutions. The SD Card is a postage-stamp-sized, flash-memory device that is used for storage and to host applications such as music...
[August 1, 2001, 14:05]
Music industry fears advent of digital music player
News The first step will be taken today, when PC hardware maker Diamond Multimedia Systems Inc.releases its portable digital music player, Rio PMP300. The Rio promises to turn the music industry on its ear and accelerate digital distribution of music...
[November 23, 1998, 9:49]
Yahoo! launches digital music site
News Digital, a multimedia site that provides the capability to listen to and download music, and watch music-related Web broadcasts. Liquid Audio, which provides open platforms that enable the digital delivery of music over the Internet, will provide...
[August 24, 1999, 16:28]
Group forms to fight digital music piracy
News Digital music software maker Liquid Audio Inc.will today announce a new organisation formed to fight music piracy, the Genuine Music Coalition, said officials. The coalition will push music that has been authenticated with a digital signature and...
[January 25, 1999, 15:19]
News Burst: Dell courts S3 in digital music pact
News Dell is to take the plunge into the digital music market this summer with an MP3 player co-marketed with S3. Designed to be part of a home stereo system, the device will accept music files from an Internet-connected PC.
[June 21, 2000, 11:26]
A Year Ago: Yahoo! launches digital music site
News Liquid Audio, which provides open platforms that enable the digital delivery of music over the Internet, will provide secure digital downloads for the site. Digital, a multimedia site that provides the capability to listen to and download music...
[August 24, 2000, 6:59]
AOL, Liquid Audio enter digital music pact
News Two of the Web's digital music heavyweights have joined forces. Liquid Audio is also to develop a Liquid Plug-in for the Winamp player to allow users full access to Liquid Audio's entire digital music catalogue.
[January 5, 2000, 13:59]
UK digital music outlets expand
News Digital music distribution in the UK got a boost this week, with two separate companies announcing ambitious expansion plans. Deo.com, a Swedish digital music distribution site, has also decided that it is ready to extend its geographical reach.
[January 20, 2000, 10:13]
Future of digital music up for grabs
News The same cannot be said for the now-popular digital music file format, MP3, however. The heavily-publicised security framework released by the Secure Digital Music Initiative is replacing MP3 as the yardstick by which digital recording formats are...
[July 21, 1999, 9:08]
Apple teams up with labels for digital music 'Cocktail'
News The goal, apparently, is to spark sales of digital albums, with a nod to the music-listening habits of a bygone era. Apple and the major record labels are teaming up to create bundles of interactive features to accompany music downloads, according...
[July 28, 2009, 11:24]
CeBIT 2002: Multi-functional digital music players to hit UK
News UK consumers can look forward to seeing several new digital music players hitting the shops in the coming months. The DAV 326 will play MP3 and WMA (Windows Media Audio) files from a CD and should store 480 seconds of music in its anti-shock buffer.
[March 15, 2002, 10:08]
Taking digital music beyond the PC
News That means its RealJukebox application will be a user's primary means of acquiring and then distributing digital music to his or her numerous devices. Rob Glaser hears music in his mind, and he hears it coming from everywhere, no matter where he goes.
[January 10, 2000, 13:21]
