Music: A Mogul Who Helped Mold Pop Culture
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The sheer improbability of Ahmet Ertegunâs career makes it an all-American success story: the tale of an outsider who became a major force in pop history.
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Whether at home, in the car or at his  desk, designer Ben Robinson is surrounded by his favorite music  -- via his iPod or a Web jukebox like Pandora. Like other fans  all over the world, Robinson, 26, is benefiting from the music  industry's drive to reinvent itself in the digital age.
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Pop music is rich in stories of lost opportunities and misfortune, with former Beatles drummer Pete Best one of the best-known examples of someone who missed out on the fame and riches of his former bandmates.
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LOS ANGELES: The recording industry has turned to its former arch-nemesis, the founder of online music file-swapping service Napster, to help it beat the piracy that it once accused him of spawning.
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It tries to turn its live music show into a TV star.
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Known as the father of a two-decade-long economic boom and crusher of the 1989 pro-democracy movement at Tiananmen Square, Deng Xiaoping has an unlikely new role: pop culture icon.
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The Wirral-born DJ championed some of Britain&#39;s most influential musicians and, through his radio shows and Peel Sessions helped fuel genres ranging from reggae and hip-hop to punk.
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The original wild child of the music industry, this pop diva's life has always
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Arts & entertainment: One London comprehensive is responsible for setting Adele, Amy Winehouse, the Feeling and more on the road to fame. Who's next, asks Will Hodgkinson as he enrols at the Brit school
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Apple's Steve Jobs helped save a sinking music industry, with his iPod and iTunes digital music store. Struggling record labels swallowed hard and accepted his 99-cents-per-song pricing because they had little choice.
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SAN DIEGO -- Music mogul Clive Davis has some advice for retailers looking to persuade music fans to return to traditional record shops: Make shopping more fun.
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Famed neurologist riffs about music and how the brain experiences it. It's all here in a longer version of the interview from the October issue of Wired magazine.
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She was the champion of the music industry. He was the voice of the people. It was a death match made in heaven -- but they found common ground. By Hilary Rosen and Lawrence Lessig from Wired magazine.
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Best known for his work as a musician and composer, the multitalented artist also creates "generative" visual art.
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He&#039;s bent the ear of world leaders on social causes. He&#039;s a Nobel Peace Prize nominee. He&#039;s a rock star. But could the lead singer of U2 also become a front man for a grass-roots campaign seeking to change how the music industry does business? The Free Software Foundation hopes so.
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Why the man who controls Gucci had to have his own museum.
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Eliot Spitzer, scourge of corporate America, has turned his sights on to the music industry. The New York state attorney general is investigating the music industry&#39;s practices for influencing which songs are played on the radio.