Smoochers to kiss old record goodbye
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An upcoming attempt to set a world record for nonstop kissing may contribute to mouth hygiene in Sweden, a pharmacy chain reckons.
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The Number Two online music retailer reports record downloads to close out 2007.
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FIRST video killed the radio star. Now it looks like the video recorder&#39;s days could be numbered too, after Britain&#39;s biggest electrical retailer announced an end to sales of the household gadget.
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MP3 will bring back fond memories of your first love.
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Updated Two pints of lager and the latest White Stripes single, please
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Skip those large music companies that don't care about your music. Doing it yourself is easier and more affordable than ever.
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The final major-label holdout plans to make unrestricted songs available in the near future.
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The decision by high street electrical chain Dixons to no longer sell the machines could soon mean RIP for the VCR. But VHS (video home system) is just
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The Warner Music Groupâs announcement is the recording industryâs latest move away from its reliance on digital locks to reduce piracy.
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Sony is the last of the four big record labels that have abandoned digital rights management software that limits how many times copies can be made of digital music.
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Phantom sales lost to piracy? Get over it. It's time for the music labels to pull those master recordings out of storage and make some money. Commentary by Eliot Van Buskirk.
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Legendary Memphis soul label Stax, home to Otis Redding and Isaac Hayes, is to be resurrected after 30 years.
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We sold off our albums years ago, but analog die-hards will love the spectacular performance of VPI Industries' H-16.5 record cleaner. In Gadget Lab.
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Los Angeles-based Collectors' Choice Music is carving a very successful niche with the rerelease of some old albums that probably aren't in your record collection.
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Three major recording companies have agreed to make their music available to be shared and sold over a new online file-swapping service that aims to lure music fans away from rival
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The old-school audiophile's format of choice is making a quiet comeback. Record sales are climbing as fans turn to vinyl for high-end home listening while continuing to buy MP3s for portability. Commentary by Eliot Van Buskirk.
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In the music business, it's a vision that may soon be consigned to history: Grandpa slumping into the recliner, closing his eyes and enjoying a favorite rendition of an operatic solo. For music lovers these days, the sedentary lifestyle is out.