June 2002 – Rocknerd

RIAA and NMPA nail Audiogalaxy.

18 June, 200219 December, 2016 mp3 0

After bringing suit in late May, the RIAA and NMPA have just obtained their dream settlement against Audiogalaxy: a strict opt-in system, where only

Why the music industry has had it.

12 June, 20024 January, 2017 Industry 1

In its present form, in any case. The party’s well and truly over, guys. As laid out step by step in a New York

Latest dispatches from the war against the consumer

11 June, 200226 December, 2016 mp3, Your rights 2

As forecast in Suck two years ago, Interscope appear to have been using flooding p2p networks with 30-second loops of the new Eminem album

Sony tweaks Key2Audio

8 June, 20022 January, 2017 Audio, mp3 1

According to CD Freaks (highly recommended to those following the copy-prevention wars), Sony has reportedly patched Key2Audio to get around the marker hack. Meanwhile,

The Finest Computer Audio Known To Mankind

4 June, 200223 August, 2016 Audio 4

So your PC is a dual two-gigahertz beast machine with a gig of RAM and a soundcard with 5.1 Dolby output. You even claim

Radio: the future?

3 June, 200220 May, 2017 Media, Opinion, Radio 3

Imagine a post apocalyptic radio world, where there are multiple stations all sounding the same, acting the same – there is no choice, no variety, no difference anywhere across the country. Everything and everyone has been blended down to core stereotypes, and the people seem happy with this… and of course the advertisements, who can forget the advertisements.