Enjoy all the Fun and None of the Frustration with Your MP3 Player Kewanee Star Courier
(ARA) - MP3 players have revolutionized the way we listen to music.
Microsoft Preps Big Spend for Zune MP3 Player BrandWeek
LOS ANGELES -- Microsoft is expected to spend $100 million-plus and fashion more than 20 spots for its Zune MP3 player, trading on the device's social-networking technology such as wireless file sharing and legal free downloads.
Cell phone-like MP3 player Japan Today
We're not really sure how successful or useful it would be, but this is a MP3 player that looks like a cell phone, but be warned, it doesn’t work like a cell phone.
MP3.com is brought back to life Kansas City Star
LOS ANGELES | MP3.com is reopening its servers nearly a decade after it helped usher in the online music era by letting largely unknown bands submit files for computer users to download.
AAJ Generates over 750,000 MP3 Downloads! All About Jazz
The All About Jazz Download Center which features a daily MP3 track as well as archived tracks has generated over 750,000 total downloads since its launch back in October 2005.
MP3.com relaunches with new features Austin American-Statesman
Music file-sharing pioneer hopes to compete with News Corp.'s MySpace.com. LOS ANGELES — MP3.com is reopening its servers, nearly a decade after it helped usher in the online music era by letting largely unknown bands submit files for computer users to download.
Players in pursuit of iPod Chicago Tribune
Apple has a big lead in the MP3 market, but other makers are looking for their own piece of the action as people are finding the little machines indispensable for everything from music to videos Everywhere you look, those white earbuds are sprouting out of people's heads.
Music labels lose MP3 search case BBC News
China's leading web search engine is cleared of copyright infringement by a Beijing court.
Man Used MP3 Player To Hack Cash Machines Slashdot
Juha-Matti Laurio writes "A man in Manchester, England has been convicted of using an MP3 player to hack cash machines. The MP3 player was plugged into the back of free standing cash machines in bars. Tones being recorded from the phone line were decoded with special software to a readable format. Later this information was used to clone credit cards."
Put Wi-Fi in your pocket San Francisco Chronicle
Microsoft's Zune is generating buzz as the first mass-marketed Wi-Fi-enabled MP3 player, but it isn't the only -- nor the first -- portable media gadget to go wireless. Other lesser-known Wi-Fi-enabled portables can do something the Zune can’t do (yet).