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Is the album dead? An article in Ars Technica suggests many artists believe it is dying, and the biggest culprit behind its demise is iTunes. Some bands sort of have this coming. They make one or two good songs and then fill in the rest of the album with a string of throwaways.

After months of careful development, the world’s 52nd biggest DJ is ready to deliver a new Podcast proposition to the next generation of electronic dance music lovers! Presented monthly, the NightMusic Podcast will hold a mirror up to the ever-evolving worlds of cutting edge dance music….

Section: iPod + iTunes, iPod touch, iPod Family, iPod Accessories, iTunes, iPod, Movie Rentals, iPod shuffle, iPod nano, iPhone + Communications, iPhone Accessories, iPhone Tired of squinting to see that copy of Ghostbusters you rented on your iPhone? The iPhone has a beautiful screen, to be sure, but a 3.5” movie can be tough after a couple hours.

Apple legal has some interesting weekend reading ahead of it. Mac clone maker Psystar filed its 54-page countersuit against Apple late Thursday, and as expected, it accuses the company of restraint of trade, unfair competition, and other violations of antitrust law.

We have seen quite a few iPhone apps removed from the App Store. We recently had the free version of Tetris, Tris removed from the App Store due to copyright claims by "The Tetris© Company". Infurious, the developers of comic book app Murderdrome have claimed that Apple has banned their iPhone App as well.

In the world of paid digital music downloads, there’s iTunes, Amazon MP3, maybe the Zune Marketplace and eMusic a rung or two lower on the industry ladder. The rest seem to comprise the land of the unspoken. Even Microsoft’s efforts and the indie fave eMusic are susceptible to falling into insignificance.

Remember to add a post to your blog about this week’s activity! Further reading (and watching and listening). Podcasting in Plain English from the Common Craft show – all you need to know about podcasting in three minutes.

Remember to add a post to your blog about this week’s activity! Further reading (and watching and listening). Podcasting in Plain English from the Common Craft show – all you need to know about podcasting in three minutes.

Let me say right upfront that I don’t support piracy. I believe that content creators do deserve to be paid for their work. So this post is not about freeing content for file trading. In fact, these methods will not remove the personally identifiable information from the files, so if you do put them on a file trading network they can be traced directly back to you.

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