The G-Man Supports "iPod culture" and Calls on Other Recording Artists to do the Same

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Recording companies agree to pay $50M to
artists

Recording companies agree to pay $50M to
artists 05/04/2004 12:20 PM

F.C.C. Supports Surveillance Rules on
Internet Calls

F.C.C. Supports Surveillance Rules on
Internet Calls 08/04/2004 09:55 PM
Internet phone calls should be subject to the same type of law enforcement surveillance as cell and landline phones, federal regulators said.

Origami mini-iPod from rip-off artists
CDW

Origami mini-iPod from rip-off artists
CDW 01/23/2004 04:14 PM
From CDW comes an origami mini-iPod. A lot lamer than the other origami iPod, which is unsurprising, given that CDW are a bunch of rip-off artists (I once ordered an iPod from them, got a confirmation, and then got a phone-call telling me they were sold out the iPod at the price they'd confirmed, but could sell me one for $200 more). 760K PDF Link

Bill Gates calls free culture advocates
communists

Bill Gates calls free culture advocates
communists 01/07/2005 12:01 AM

Xeni @ Boing Boing

Bill Gates: Free Culture advocates = Commies

In an interview on news.com, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates described free culture advocates as a "modern-day sort of communists." Well now.

Q: "In recent years, there's been a lot of people clamoring to reform and restrict intellectual-property rights. It started out with just a few people, but now there are a bunch of advocates saying, 'We've got to look at patents, we've got to look at copyrights.' What's driving this, and do you think intellectual-property laws need to be reformed?

A: "No, I'd say that of the world's economies, there's more that believe in intellectual property today than ever. There are fewer communists in the world today than there were. There are some new modern-day sort of communists who want to get rid of the incentive for musicians and moviemakers and software makers under various guises. They don't think that those incentives should exist.

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what a total (intellectual) disappointment this man is

If I had the time, and the money, I'd do the deep analysis that it would take to explain to myself why it is I constantly hope to be surprised by Mr. Gates. Yet I never am.

It's one thing to read this sort of thing from a studio exec, or head of a record label -- surrounded as they are by the sort that surround them. But the people I've met at Microsoft are miles beyond this sort of silliness. Does Mr. Gates not even talk to them?

More Gates "Creative Commies" propaganda on Boing Boing.

I'd be interested to know why Larry expected to be positively surprised by Mr. Gates.

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Recording On The iPod

Recording On The iPod 04/23/2004 08:28 PM
Apple needs to make the recording process a little clearer. As for Belkin's Microphone adapter, it performed about as expected. By Arik Hesseldahl, Forbes (via MyAppleMenu)

Voice Recording Magic With The iPod

Voice Recording Magic With The iPod 06/22/2004 08:33 PM
This pocket jukebox is also a capble voice recorder. I'll walk you through the set-up, then show you some creative ideas (beyond recording biology lectures) for leveraging this capability. By Derrick Story, O'Reilly Network (via MyAppleMenu)

Satellite Radio Recording To iPod

Satellite Radio Recording To iPod 01/05/2005 01:59 AM

By Ployer

Holy Dichotomy! Writer Calls iPod
'World's Most Elegant' Nine Days After
Writing Dell DJ 'Surpassed' iPod

Holy Dichotomy! Writer Calls iPod
'World's Most Elegant' Nine Days After
Writing Dell DJ 'Surpassed' iPod 12/09/2003 07:29 PM
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TimeTrax Direct-to-iPod XM Satellite
Radio Recording

TimeTrax Direct-to-iPod XM Satellite
Radio Recording 01/04/2005 11:12 AM

TimeTrax will be launching a raft of new products this week at CES, including this version of their XM satellite radio reciever and software that will directly copy songs recorded from the XM service onto a user's iPod. While it's somewhat impossible to, say, pull an entire album down from XM, it's still somewhat surprising there hasn't been a big hammer on TimeTrax yet, from either XM or the RIAA.

Other products from TimeTrax at CES will include Sirius versions of their hardware. Ironically, no version of the TimeTrax software is planned for the Mac.

Sat Radio Recording Moves Ahead [Wired via Orbitcast]

iPod update supports iTunes 4.5 features

iPod update supports iTunes 4.5 features 04/28/2004 11:50 AM
Apple has released iPod Update 2004-04-28. Developed for use with all iPods and iPod minis purchased before April 28, 2004, the new software offers compatibility with iTunes 4.5 and the new third-generation iTunes Music Store and improves playback support. What's more, Dock connector-equipped iPods and iPod minis can now support the new Apple Lossless encoder.

iPod designer leads culture list

iPod designer leads culture list 02/13/2004 11:48 AM
iPod designer Jonathan Ive beats JK Rowling to be named most influential person in British culture.

Culture Clash: Those Li'l iPod Gods Are
Smiling

Culture Clash: Those Li'l iPod Gods Are
Smiling 09/06/2004 11:22 PM
In return for the loss of my library, I got 1,976 new songs chosen by someone else. By inheriting her music, I had a rare opportunity to spend some quality time in somebody else's musical mind. By Ron Rollins, MacNewsWorld (via MyAppleMenu)

UK military calls iPod a security risk

UK military calls iPod a security risk 07/13/2004 12:17 PM
Britain's Ministry of Defense has become the latest organization to add the iPod to its list of high-tech security risks...

VoIP Calls Become iPod Radio Broadcasts

VoIP Calls Become iPod Radio Broadcasts 03/30/2005 12:55 AM

A growing number of people are sharing their iPod digital music using freely available software and Skype, a free Internet phone service. By Ben Charny, CNET News.com

The Fight Between Sharing Culture And
Owning Culture

The Fight Between Sharing Culture And
Owning Culture 06/22/2005 02:17 AM
It seems that museums are finally starting to realize that the digital age represents a real opportunity for them to reach many new people by digitizing their offerings and sharing the culture they represent across a much wider audience than a physical museum allows. It seems that many museums are having trouble figuring out how to digitize their collections, and would welcome help in doing so. However, another story points out how that can cause problems when the people involved get stuck on intellectual property issues. Apparently some people who created 3D digital versions of Michelangelo's David are freaking out that if they share the digitization without some form of copy protection people might (gasp!) share it without permission. Wait a second... isn't that what they should want? That would allow them to share the cultural wonder with many, many more people, and allow them to experience it in ways never possible before. That's a good thing, not something to be worried about. However, in an age where people seem to think that every idea, concept, software or piece of data needs to be "owned" and locked up, apparently it's the natural response -- and that's unfortunate for every culture.

Are Speakerphone Mobile Calls Less
Annoying Than Regular Calls?

Are Speakerphone Mobile Calls Less
Annoying Than Regular Calls? 04/21/2004 03:53 PM
Last week we noted a new study saying that people get annoyed with others talking on mobile phones because they only hear one half of the conversation. At the time, I wrote that this made sense as periods of silence followed by talking are a lot more jarring to the passive listener. However, this BBC report claims that the reason for the annoyance is that it shows that we're more curious about what the other party is saying. I'm not sure I buy that. It seems much more likely that it's the variability in noise, from silent to noisy rather than any form of curiosity. When the conversation is at a constant hum (even when loud), it's much easier to tune it out. Still, the findings do go against the opinion many people have expressed that things like "push-to-talk" where the phone usually acts as a speaker phone would be more annoying since we get to hear both sides of the conversation. In fact, the researchers behind the study are even suggesting that mobile phone makers may want to explore adding speaker phones to more phones to make them less annoying. Of course, the study only set up two conditions: a conversation on a mobile phone and a face-to-face conversation. They didn't test the speaker phone situation to see how annoying that was. It's possible that the annoyance factor comes from the inability to make use of body language to express concepts as well, leading to a different tone of voice.

Show me a culture that despises
virginity and I'll show you a culture
that despises childhood

Show me a culture that despises
virginity and I'll show you a culture
that despises childhood 06/16/2004 06:37 AM
"Virginia Tells Men: No Sex with Young Girls" .. underage partners .. what the fuck? .. don't go there

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Cubitt Artists

Cubitt Artists 01/27/2004 10:24 AM
Cubitt Artists Created a Pink Tank .. §Š† „Š†© .. toque feminino .. [Display] .. tank .. pink

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Cuban artists

Cuban artists 01/07/2004 04:27 PM

One of our friends has a young Cuban lover and she goes to visit him there periodically.  This situation spurred some reflection:  "Why are there so many artists and musicians in Cuba?"The next thought "Well, why not?"In the U.S. when Johnny decides to ignore his family's advice and take up oil painting or guitar playing instead of investment banking it is a big crisis.Johnny is very likely giving up the opportunity to own real estate, send his kids to private school, and otherwise enjoy the great festival of materialism that is the United States.  In an economy with hardly any opportunity, however, why wouldn't a person choose to do art or music?

Art doesn't require a lot of capital investment.  You really just need a crayon and some paper (or scissors and paper if you were Matisse).  If human ability is equally distributed across the globe you'd therefore expect the best art to come from the poorest countries where people have no competing bourgeois job offers.  Yet paradoxically the art for which people are willing to pay the most money seems to come from advanced economies such as Germany, England, Japan, and the U.S.

For the comment section:  Why?

[I'll start by throwing out a personal opinion:  art can only touch you if the artist shares a similar social and economic environment, which is why Westerners mostly like the art that is produced in Western countries; art produced in poor countries is actually much better but we can't appreciate it because, despite heavy doses of ecotourism, we can't understand the milieu in which it was produced.]

What Artists Do When They're Bored

What Artists Do When They're Bored 01/22/2004 02:27 AM

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State of the Artists

State of the Artists 04/22/2004 10:44 AM
My latest article for TheFeature.com is now online. It's about art that incorporates, and sometimes critiques, mobile technology:

"Research laboratories are the avant-garde art galleries of the 21st century. That shouldn't come as a surprise though. Art is a lens through which engineers can raise tough questions about the science fictions that they create, and we inhabit."

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Global Artists

Global Artists 09/07/2004 12:40 PM
Global Artists. If influential historical figures were reincarnated as artists, what works of art would they produce today? [Via Aeiou.]

"how-to record on your ipod (for free) -
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ipod hacks - ipod.hackaday.com" 12/31/2004 04:38 PM

MacJams artists hit the big time

MacJams artists hit the big time 03/29/2005 04:54 AM
MacJams.com, an online community for Mac music makers, has announced that two of its artist members have recently landed record contracts with two major international labels...

A number of artists clustered together

A number of artists clustered together 07/28/2004 08:11 PM
(pod) Art, Music, Photography. Visit the gallery, listen to the radio, enjoy.

Indie artists worry

Indie artists worry 03/25/2005 11:04 AM
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Modern Chinese Artists

Modern Chinese Artists 07/28/2004 04:03 AM
Fant astical paintings from Chinese artist Fang He. I think I like Subway Underpass Bird best for its vague sense of creepiness, though Chinese Pavilion No. 1 appeals to my love of old time sci-fi illustrations. Check out similarly whimsical Zhang Gong's cute p hallic creatures (NSFW), or peruse the large collection of artists at Courtyard-Gallery. (Related Chinese art posts here and here.)

Firefox Team Looking for Artists

Firefox Team Looking for Artists 06/27/2004 02:24 PM

Artists Against 419 Takes On Scammers

Artists Against 419 Takes On Scammers 05/02/2004 07:46 PM

More Scam Artists Go Phishing (PC World)

More Scam Artists Go Phishing (PC World) 05/31/2004 04:02 AM
PC World - Increase in e-mail, Web site hoaxes prompts calls for change.

Retired Assembly Robots Become Artists

Retired Assembly Robots Become Artists 12/19/2004 03:41 PM
A new Wired News article describes the work of robotlab. They take decommissioned industrial robots and reprogram them to be DJs, draw portraits, dance, read minds, and even turn them into performance art pieces. The robotlab website includes a blog of their activities, a photo gallery of their works, and a webcam where you can watch one the robot displays.

Police Track Down Internet Con Artists

Police Track Down Internet Con Artists 06/17/2005 04:27 PM
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PowerPoint debated by artists work

PowerPoint debated by artists work 12/29/2003 07:55 PM
Peter Norvig, 46, engineering director at Google Inc., is generally credited with creating the first PowerPoint parody in 1999, when he published an online ...

Cool technical resource for artists

Cool technical resource for artists 09/22/2004 10:22 AM
David Pescovitz: Earlier this year, I posted the story of Amy Jenkins, a video artist who had been invited by the Salvatore Ferragamo company to create an artwork inspired by their 5th Avenue store. The store deemed Jenkins's completed artwork "distasteful" and refused to display it because it showed her baby daughter breastfeeding. Amy wanted to show the video somewhere else but it was made for a widescreen display that she couldn't afford to buy. Today though, I received the following email from David Gilman, a Brooklyn-based production manager with experience in sound and video engineering:

"I wanted to let you know that thanks to that post, Amy now has my 60" plasma screen in her studio. And in October, I'll be bringing it up to Boston so she can show her piece at a gallery there.

So, Go Internet!

I also wanted to point you towards Art Answers, a website I started after my initial meeting with Amy. While I can't lend every artist in the world my equipment, I can try to help them get the information they need. My dream is that one day Art Answers will have a storefront with reference libraries, on-staff experts, and a tool lending library. In the meantime, people can email or call with their art creation questions, and I'll try to get them answers."

Go David! Link

A Music Download Site For Artists Less
Known

A Music Download Site For Artists Less
Known 09/19/2004 09:25 PM
When the new service starts this week, eMusic will look as much like a magazine as an online music service, with an assortment of reviews, recommendations and columns. By Laurie J. Flynn, New York Times (via MyAppleMenu)

Oakland artists dance with fire

Oakland artists dance with fire 05/25/2004 07:16 PM
Monterey County Herald,CA-12 minutes ago ... and events. The collective even performed at a corporate Christmas party for Google. Others just enjoy it as a hobby. "There's something ...

Con artists 'phish' for campaign donors

Con artists 'phish' for campaign donors 08/03/2004 08:16 PM
When that e-mail asks for a political contribution, make sure it's your candidate who's getting the money.

New Artists For Heritage Sketch Cards

New Artists For Heritage Sketch Cards 09/06/2004 01:01 PM
The Topps site has been updated with the names of eight new artists for Star Wars Heritage: Cynthia Cummens, David Rabbitte, Dimitri Patelis, Jeff Carlisle, Jeff Johnson, Ron Randall, Tommy Lee Edwards, and William O'Neil. Click through for more information on these additions.

Con artists phish for campaign donors

Con artists phish for campaign donors 08/03/2004 07:49 PM
When that e-mail asks for a political contribution, make sure it's your candidate who's getting the money.
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Griffin iTalk and iSightLight

Griffin iTalk and iSightLight 01/06/2004 02:09 AM
Griffin Technology has posted pages for two new upcoming products: iTalk iPod Voice Recorder. iTalk was previously rumored in November as an upcom...

Griffin Unveils the iTalk, SightLight

Griffin Unveils the iTalk, SightLight 01/06/2004 09:19 AM
Griffin Tecnology has unveiled details for the iTalk, a voice recording accessory for the iPod, and the SightLight, a FireWire-based light for the iSight. Besides a stunning design, the iTalk features a built-in microphone design to record sound up to 100 feet away, automatic gain control to adjust recording levels, and a built-in speaker for easy and instant playback. The iTalk will be released in April and will retail for $40. The SightLight is a FireWire-based lighting add-on designed to work with the iSight camera. It slips over the end of the iSight and illuminates the camera's subject to compensate for low-light rooms. It also gives a warmer, more natural appearance to the camera subject. It has 3 settings, on, off, and auto, which automatically adjusts for the amount of light in the room. The SightLight will also retail for $40.

Macworld: Griffin intros iTalk for iPod,
SightLight

Macworld: Griffin intros iTalk for iPod,
SightLight 01/09/2004 09:49 PM
You can turn your iPod into a digital audio recorder with Griffin Technology's iTalk, which the company unveiled this week at Macworld Conference & Expo. It snaps onto the top of the diminutive music player and offers voice recording and playback, as well as a pass-through headphone jack.

Griffin, Tune-Watch extend iTalk
giveaway

Griffin, Tune-Watch extend iTalk
giveaway 05/09/2004 03:00 AM
Announced earlier this week, Griffin Technology and iTunes tracking site, Tune-Watch, have extended their iTalk giveaway throughout the weekend. The giveaway is free to enter -- more information can be found on the Tune-Watch Web site.

Griffin ships iTalk iPod voice recorder

Griffin ships iTalk iPod voice recorder 04/23/2004 08:10 AM
Griffin Technology Inc. announced Friday that it is shipping iTalk, its voice recorder intended for third-generation iPods. the iTalk snaps on to the top of the iPod; it also features a speaker, headphone connector and a receptacle for an external microphone.

Griffin ships iTalk voice recorder for
iPod

Griffin ships iTalk voice recorder for
iPod 04/23/2004 08:05 AM
Griffin Technology today announced it is now shipping its US$39.99 iTalk Voice Recorder for the iPod...

iPodlounge sponsors Playlist Club event
in Philadelphia

iPodlounge sponsors Playlist Club event
in Philadelphia 03/19/2005 03:26 AM
iPodlounge has teamed up with the UK's Playlist Club to bring its unique iPod-DJing experience to the US, Playlist Philadelphia. Held on Monday, March 28, at The Khyber, 56 S. 2nd Street (2nd & Chestnut) at 8:00 p.m., Playlist Philadelphia will feature free admission and prizes courtesy of iPodlounge. "Playlist invites music lovers, mixers and makers to turn up with their best 15-minute set of tunes on their iPod and play their songs through the club PA for our audience of music fans and critical judges. The best DJs on the night win great prizes, and judges get a free drink on us."

iPod Voice Recorders: Griffin iTalk
Takes The Lead In Sound-Quality Race
With Belkin Voice Recorder

iPod Voice Recorders: Griffin iTalk
Takes The Lead In Sound-Quality Race
With Belkin Voice Recorder 08/19/2004 11:52 AM
By Cyrus Farivar, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

AppleScript: iTunes Playlist to DVD

AppleScript: iTunes Playlist to DVD 01/09/2004 09:58 PM
The Playlist to DVD application creates a QuickTime movie containing the audio tracks and album art from a chosen iTunes playlist. The newly created movie, and an album art slideshow, are automatically added to the currently open iDVD project. And since the added 640x480 movie is created with chapter markers, it's easy to sequentially navigate its tracks using standard DVD controls.

RadioLover gets iTunes playlist
integration

RadioLover gets iTunes playlist
integration 08/05/2004 01:53 PM
RadioLover 1.3 from Bitcartel enables you to record MP3 radio streams as separate songs, with support for iTunes Radio Tuner, Shoutcast-compatible radio streams, and MP3, M3U, and EXTM3U radio stream playlists...

Playlistism: judging others by their
iTunes playlist

Playlistism: judging others by their
iTunes playlist 11/12/2003 02:57 PM
"Thanks to the ability of Apple's iTunes to share music collections over local networks, it is now possible to judge someone's taste in music -- or lack of it -- in a way that previously required a certain level of intimacy," reports Wired's Leander Kahney...

iTunes Top 20 smart playlist strategies

iTunes Top 20 smart playlist strategies 03/13/2003 10:23 AM
iTunes has one play-tracking limitation that, if fixed, would yield some very cool playlists: the ability to see how many times a song has been played recently. But there's no timestamp saved for each play; it just incremen...

Import or convert to specified location
using iTunes

Import or convert to specified location
using iTunes 05/05/2004 11:23 AM
In iTunes (I'm using 4.5 and just noticed today, but it probably works in older versions as well), if you hold down the Option key while clicking either the Import button or selecting "Convert Selection to xxx" (whe...

iTunes: China's Latest Import

iTunes: China's Latest Import 05/19/2004 01:32 AM
Obtaining distribution through a Chinese vendor is an important step for Apple, and gaining that traction is crucial. By Robyn Weisman, MacNewsWorld (via MyAppleMenu)

A prefs fix for iTunes freeze on CD
import

A prefs fix for iTunes freeze on CD
import 12/27/2004 10:39 AM
I've been having problems importing CDs into iTunes 4.7 and wanted to import some Christmas albums. Each attempt failed with the "whirling rainbow of death" as someone put it. The CD/DVD drive becomes noisy and the computer...

Import playlists and songs into iTunes

Import playlists and songs into iTunes 04/29/2004 10:44 AM
I've not seen this hint anywhere else, but maybe I've just missed it. If you have an iTunes folder at home, and another at work, and you want to merge the two you can do the following: Copy the work iTunes folder onto your ...

Apple offers iTunes Playlist to DVD
AppleScript

Apple offers iTunes Playlist to DVD
AppleScript 01/08/2004 07:17 PM
Apple has posted a "Playlist to DVD" AppleScript to its Web site for iDVD 4...

An iTunes 'most popular only' playlist

An iTunes 'most popular only' playlist 04/21/2004 11:29 AM
Well, it's rather a model than a hint. I just found a way to play my favorite music endlessly in iTunes without having to modify the playlist. Yes, of course, it uses the Smart Playlist feature. But I found most of the criter...

RadioLover 1.3 adds iTunes playlist
integration, more

RadioLover 1.3 adds iTunes playlist
integration, more 08/06/2004 08:11 AM
Bitcartel announced on Thursday the release of RadioLover 1.3, an update to the company's Internet radio stream recorder that automatically adds finished recordings to your iTunes playlists. It also allows you to modify existing recording schedules, adds new preference options and definable recording styles and features a better user interface. RadioLover can record multiple Internet radio streams as MP3 files and offers the ability to schedule recordings of favorite shows. This upgrade is free for registered users while full licenses are US$15, with a demo that quits recording after a certain length of time available for download. RadioLover 1.3 requires Mac OS X v10.2 and iTunes 3 or 4.

Today@Playlist: More cool iTunes
AppleScripts!

Today@Playlist: More cool iTunes
AppleScripts! 04/12/2005 11:55 AM
Playlist pal, Doug Adams, from Doug’s AppleScripts for iTunes, has passed along a list of cool new iTunes/iPod AppleScripts that you’re sure to enjoy.

The Playlist: My Love/Hate Relationship
With iTunes

The Playlist: My Love/Hate Relationship
With iTunes 12/20/2003 03:56 AM
An in-depth look at the greatest, coolest, most insanely frustrating media player out there and the store behind it. By Eric Dahl (PC World via MyAppleMenu)

Play iTunes music during import without
performance hit

Play iTunes music during import without
performance hit 02/16/2004 11:55 AM
Following the Rip Multiple CDs hint, I found a loss in performance when iTunes tries to import the cd and play it at the same time. The solution is to let iTunes import the first track, and then start the playing from the new...

Import Linked MP3s into iTunes script

Import Linked MP3s into iTunes script 03/14/2005 05:33 PM
girtby.net : This AppleScript script “will download all links from the currently selected item in NetNewsWire that end in .mp3, import them into iTunes, then trash them.”

Create an iTunes 'work safe' smart
playlist

Create an iTunes 'work safe' smart
playlist 06/28/2004 11:23 AM
This came while doing some work in a place where we couldn't use headphones, but could listen to music, every now and then we'd run across a song that wasn't... appropriate. First I added a rule to my Smart Playlist I was usi...

iTunes Catalog adds playlist, iPod and
.Mac options

iTunes Catalog adds playlist, iPod and
.Mac options 11/18/2003 10:28 AM
KavaSoft has released iTunes Catalog 1.2, the latest version of its Mac OS X software that creates Web catalogs of your iTunes music library, displays the cover artwork for each album, and copies album artwork into iTunes...

MyTunes exploits iTunes Windows playlist
sharing

MyTunes exploits iTunes Windows playlist
sharing 11/12/2003 01:18 PM
Now that Apple is offering iTunes software and access to its music store to Windows users, the company has a significant opportunity to increase its marketshare of downloadable music. But the company is also going to have to contend with applications like the recently released MyTunes, which allows Windows users to circumvent the intended use of the software by downloading music from an iTunes shared playlist over a network.

Freezing The Play Order Of A Shuffled
iTunes Playlist

Freezing The Play Order Of A Shuffled
iTunes Playlist 06/22/2005 02:01 AM

By Obaum's Delirium

MyTunes Exploits iTunes Windows Playlist
Sharing

MyTunes Exploits iTunes Windows Playlist
Sharing 11/12/2003 06:50 PM
Bill Zeller, a 20-year-old Trinity College student, wrote and released MyTunes just 10 days after the official release of iTunes for Windows. His Web site claims that the application is intended to enable users "to save music from other computers to your hard drive." By Jim Darlymple (MacCentral via MyAppleMenu)

iTunes 4.5 to add iMix, videos,
trailers, WMA import, more (MacCentral)

iTunes 4.5 to add iMix, videos,
trailers, WMA import, more (MacCentral) 04/28/2004 03:22 AM
MacCentral - Apple Computer Inc. is set to unveil iTunes 4.5, a new version of the company's music jukebox software that will contain many new features. Included in the new version will be iMix, Music Videos, Video Trailers, support for importing Windows Media Files. Free weekly downloads and Radio Charts.

iTunes 4.5 adds iMix, videos, trailers,
WMA import, more

iTunes 4.5 adds iMix, videos, trailers,
WMA import, more 04/28/2004 03:23 AM
Apple Computer Inc. on Wednesday unveiled iTunes 4.5, a new version of the company's music jukebox software that will contain many new features. Included in the new version will be iMix, Music Videos, Video Trailers, support for importing Windows Media Files, free weekly downloads and Radio Charts.

The G-Man Supports "iPod culture" and Calls on Other Recording Artists to do the Same

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