MP3-to-FM transmitters unbanned in UK
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iTrip, iCast etc legal - provided they're CE certified It's official - it's now legal in the UK to use the iTrip and other low-range FM transmitters to send songs from your MP3 player to a radio. The once banned products can now not only be sold over here but connected to iPods without the owner being nabbed by engineers sniffing out pirate radio stations.â¦
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For Napster to Go users only Napster UK is giving away free MP3 players to all new subscribers of its portable music service.â¦
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Britain is legalizing the small wireless transmitters commonly used to play music from iPods over car radios.
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Large and small U.S. webcasters turned off the music today to protest planned royalty rate increases that small Net Radio station owners say could put them out of business.
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The European Commission renewed its  efforts on Tuesday to free up radio frequencies used by  broadcasters, mobile phone operators and navigation businesses.
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Copyright reform unveiled Circumventing DRM to make copies for personal use will remain illegal for consumers, under copyright reform proposals floated by the UK government today.â¦
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Science & environment: Â· Apple announces UK sale date for Â£269 gadgetÂ· Rural customers face network problems
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The future of online radio in jeopardy Internet radio stations have rejected a compromise proposal from the US music industry on higher music licence payments. It would allow small stations to keep the old fee structure, but stations claim the deal is designed to stunt net radio's growth.â¦
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New sales of these once-popular products have been banned. Now what?
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Internet users in Britain who illegally download films and music face being banned from going online, according to leaked government proposals published in The Times on Tuesday.
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Some outlets are reporting that Sony has decided to add native mp3 support to its digital music players, but the electronics giant says it has not yet made a final decision.
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Just buy a license, and do what you will The EU has released a policy document calling for frequencies to be allocated with no restriction put on what they can be used for.â¦
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Sony considers adding native mp3 support to its players Ars Technica
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British telecoms regulator Ofcom said on   Thursday it hopes to legalize the use of low-power FM   transmitters such as the "iTrip" to be used to connect MP3   players to radios or in-car entertainment systems.
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Web media threatens to move out: take toys Ofcom, the UK telecommunications regulator, has said that a European Union plan to regulate video risks restricting innovation and even forcing companies to relocate outside the EU to avoid compliance.â¦
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The BBC has a long and glorious past as a technological innovator.  Throughout the history of broadcasting, it has often been the first to develop and promote new technologies.   Sadly, it seems now to be teetering on the brink of making technical choices that will not only damage its own reputation as a world-class institution, but which will also have serious knock-on consequences for free software.
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Micro power FM transmitters legal from Dec. Ofcom today announced that "micro power" FM transmitters such a the Griffin Technologies iTrip or Belkin TuneCast can legally be used from 8 December.â¦