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Senate bill to ban P2P networks

6/23/04

Popular file-trading networks such as Kazaa and Morpheus would be outlawed under a new bill that enjoys broad support from top Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Senate.   More...

 

Study: CD prices sing the blues

6/3/04

The average retail price of full-length CDs fell to
$13.29 in the first quarter of 2004--a decline of 4
percent from the same period a year ago, according to
a new study.   More...

     

Warner Music Cuts Prices to

Spur CD Sales

5/7/04

LOS ANGELES - Warner Music Group, the company behind Madonna, Missy Elliott and Rod Stewart, is reducing the suggested retail price on more than 1,700 albums beginning next week in a bid to spur CD sales. More...

 

Music slump: 'Worst may be over'

LONDON, England (Reuters) -- Global music sales fell 7.6 percent in 2003 to $32 billion, the steepest decline since the advent of the compact disc, the trade body representing the world's largest music companies said on Wednesday. More...

     

Guster, Averi to Join Barenaked Ladies

In Concert for Sept 11th Families

Boston bands Guster and Averi will join Barenaked Ladies on Wed April 7th at the Tsongas Arena in Lowell, MA for a concert to benefit the Massachusetts 9/11 Fund. Tickets for the show are on sale now ($35.50 - $45.50).  More...

 

Deep roots of music comes to Dover

West African rhythms spread throughout South America and the Caribbean. In North America, slaves adapted these ancient sounds and created new forms of music; African-American work songs and spirituals slowly transformed.

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Photo by Zara Tzanev

     

Music for Middlesex II

On Friday, February 27th, 2004, the Regent Theatre in Arlington will host a special evening of music, fantastic auction items and all out fun for the second annual charitable event, “Music for Middlesex II” to benefit the Middlesex Human Services Agency.

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Federal Court Revisits

Music-swap Case

2/4/04

LOS ANGELES -- In a landmark case over online piracy, a federal appeals court yesterday considered whether Napster-like Internet services can be shut down if their users swap unauthorized copies of movies and music.

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James Levine to Conduct BSO

1/16/04

 

James Levine will serve as Music Director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra starting in the 2004-2005 season, and will conduct twelve weeks out the twenty-three week season.

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New MBTA Performer

Restrictions in Effect

12/3/04
BOSTON (AP) The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has agreed to tweak its new Subway Performers Program, bending slightly to pressure from street artists and their advocates.

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